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EVEN THE HEADLINE is misleading: “How the SIS Missed the Threat of the Far Right”. Marc Dalder’s latest posting on the Newsroom site purports to offer evidence of the Service’s failure to adequately assess the danger posed to New Zealand society by Far Right and White Supremacist groups. In fact, from the documents Dalder relies upon, it is clear that the SIS assessed the threat potential of New Zealand’s right-wing extremists with considerable accuracy. That the SIS failed to prevent the “lone wolf” attack perpetrated by Australian extremist Brenton Tarrant is undeniable. But, ...

They don't want their youth to be able to succeed in a secular nation, as they would lose control of them. So the leaders of Brooklyn's ultra-orthodox community back the biggest panderer running for mayor, Yang. ".....orthodox children have been sacrificed to religious isolationism and political expediency. Yang's promise to "leave the yeshivas alone" is the worst, the most destructive possible pander, a betrayal of these kids. It means that he is completely unsuited to leadership.".    from comment at link. URL: 

They don't want their youth to be able to succeed in a secular nation, as they would lose control of them. So the leaders of Brooklyn's ultra-orthodox community back the biggest panderer running for mayor, Yang. ".....orthodox children have been sacrificed to religious isolationism and political expediency. Yang's promise to "leave the yeshivas alone" is the worst, the most destructive possible pander, a betrayal of these kids. It means that he is completely unsuited to leadership.".    from comment at link. URL: 

The first national hui on countering terrorism and violent extremism will give everyone the chance to engage in discussions on how to keep New Zealanders safe.

Pakistan starts inquiry into expats' complaints in Riyadh ANI 02 May 2021, 21:55 GMT+10 Islamabad [Pakistan], May 2 (ANI): The Pakistani government has initiated a formal inquiry into the matter pertaining to the workers' complaints filed in Riyadh about their mistreatment by embassy staff in the Saudi capital, Arab News reports. This follows the Imran Khan government's decision to recall their ambassador and six other officers over complaints by the Pakistani labour community in the kingdom. An adviser to Pakistan PM told the media that the complaints had been made by a number of expat labou...