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There is what those 'hypocrites' at the ABC and 'the Left' have to say about Islam geelong_crazy26. These are just some of the stories in the first few pages of the section on Islam on the ABC's website:
There is what those 'hypocrites' at the ABC and 'the Left' have to say about Islam geelong_crazy26. These are just some of the stories in the first few pages of the section on Islam on the ABC's website:
- Some imams in Australia are still teaching that the Koran permits husbands to beat their wives, with police reporting Muslim men cite scripture to justify their abuse. Now a new generation of faith leaders is working to undo the damage.
- A jury is shown graphic Islamic State propaganda videos allegedly found on the phone of a woman accused of being a member of the terrorist organisation. Australian Party senator Fraser Anning says that a majority of Muslims in Australia of working age do not work and live on welfare.
- Katter's Australian Party senator Fraser Anning says that Muslims in NSW and Victoria are three times more likely than other groups to be convicted of crimes.
- A kindergarten in Indonesia's East Java province apologises for dressing students in niqabs and fake assault rifles, as part of a local Independence Day parade.
- The Malaysian Government's plan to introduce a dress code for Muslim women in the workplace sparks a backlash from women's rights groups, which accuse officials of acting like "fashion police".
- As women in Saudi Arabia celebrate their right to drive from today, some of the women who campaigned hardest to get them there will not be allowed to join them.
- Imtiaz Shams, the founder of UK not-for-profit Faith to Faithless, goes over arguments he encounters that are used to discredit former Muslims.
- Caught between their secular beliefs and Islam, a secret network of former Muslims across the country lead double lives because they fear disownment and abuse.
- A report from Indonesia's State Intelligence Agency also finds that 24 per cent of university students are in favour of supporting jihad to establish an Islamic "caliphate".