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Australia's two ruling parties rush to use new electoral laws to deregister rivals - Vimarsana News

Australia's two ruling parties rush to use new electoral laws to deregister rivals

While Labor and the Coalition seek to disbar three parties themselves, the Australian Electoral Commission has moved to deregister nine other parties, including the Socialist Equality Party.

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Kirpan ban in New South Wales is inconsistent with Australia's commitment to multiculturalism - Vimarsana News

Kirpan ban in New South Wales is inconsistent with Australia's commitment to multiculturalism

The ban on kirpan in New South Wales is inconsistent with Australia’s commitment to multiculturalism The temporary ban was put in place after a 14-year-old boy used a kirpan to stab another minor at a high school in Sydney. May 27, 2021 · 07:30 pm Australia’s New South Wales government has put a temporary ban on Sikh students carrying a kirpan in public schools. The kirpan is a ceremonial dagger baptised Sikhs carry to symbolise their duty to stand up against injustice. The ban was put in place after a 14-year-old boy used a kirpan to stab a 16-year-old at a high school in Sydney.

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A religious symbol, not a knife: at the heart of the NSW kirpan ban is a battle to define secularism - Vimarsana News

A religious symbol, not a knife: at the heart of the NSW kirpan ban is a battle to define secularism

Banning the kirpan because it resembles a knife heads Australia down a path of religion free schools.

Bangladesh Police to Question Leader of Hardline Muslim Group - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh Police to Question Leader of Hardline Muslim Group

BenarNews A Dhaka court on Monday permitted police to question a top leader of Bangladesh’s most influential conservative Islamic group after its violent protests against the Indian prime minister’s visit last month cast a pall over the country’s 50th anniversary celebration. The weekend arrest of Mamunul Haque was the government’s latest move against Hefazat-e-Islam, which has distanced itself from the ruling Awami League since the group’s previous head died last September. Police have arrested more than 400 Hefazat members since Narendra Modi, India’s leader, trave...

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Rebecca, that makes perfect sense from what we know. evangelicals are increasingly republican. >> exactly. and what we're also seeing is that non-religious voters are decreasing in their support among republicans. for the past 15 years people who identify as non-religious, fewer and fewer of them are voting -- >> so the democrats are becoming a secular party, carol? >> i don't know about that. but the demographics -- if you look at what's happening in this poll, there's a long-term implication for the republican party because it's not just -- you know, there's obviously a decrease in religion ...