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World Aquatics Junior Championships: Don't swim in apartheid waters – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

World Aquatics Junior Championships: Don't swim in apartheid waters – The Mail & Guardian

Call for Swimming South Africa to put international justice first and boycott the competition

Source: mg.co.za
US: Radical Islamic Scholars promote wife beating, sex slavery, polygamy & abuse transgenders in the name of Shariah - Vimarsana News

US: Radical Islamic Scholars promote wife beating, sex slavery, polygamy & abuse transgenders in the name of Shariah

Videos of a couple who immigrated from Egypt to the United States of America make videos related to Islamic teachings. In their videos, they promote the

Why Pahlavi's Israel visit betrays both Iranians and Palestinians - Vimarsana News

Why Pahlavi's Israel visit betrays both Iranians and Palestinians

Many Iranians have been silent as the opposition leader has essentially backed an apartheid state conducting the same abuses he claims to be fighting.

Source: 972mag.com
UAE: Repurposing meals, packing extra food; how residents are minimising waste this month - Vimarsana News

UAE: Repurposing meals, packing extra food; how residents are minimising waste this month

For Dubai-based nighttime security guard Ashik, it is his first Ramadan in Dubai, and he was worried about how he would source Suhoor – the pre-dawn meal e..

One tweet about rain stirs up the Israeli phobia of Palestinian history - Opinion - Vimarsana News

One tweet about rain stirs up the Israeli phobia of Palestinian history - Opinion

Earlier this month, Channel 12 news reporter Forat Nassar tweeted the message: “Downpour of rain around the country,” along with a picture of flooding, which he described