Bahrain condemns assassination attempt of afghanistan’s First vice-President TL Bureau. Manama: The Kingdom of Bahrain has strongly condemned the attempted assassination of First Vice-President of Afghanistan, Abdul Rashid Dostum. One of Dostum’s bodyguards was killed and two others were wounded. The Foreign Affairs Ministry expressed sincere condolences to the families of the victims. It affirms the solidarity of Bahrain with Afghanistan against all forms of violence and terrorism and vows support of whatever would preserve Afghanistan’s security and peace. The Ministry also reiterates the unwavering position of the Kingdom that rejects all forms of violence, extremism and terrorism, stressing the need for joint efforts to eradicate this dangerous phenomenon
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iaF Mig27 crash Karamjit Singh Parwana Foreign Correspondent New Delhi : An Indian Air Force MiG-27 (Upgrade) aircraft got airborne from Air Force Station Uttarlai, Rajasthan at 1127 hrs today for a routine sortie. The aircraft crashed at 1145 hrs, approximately 120 km south of Jodhpur. The pilot ejected safely and has been recovered by Search and Rescue helicopter. The pilot is safe and preliminary investigations have revealed no damage to any person or property on ground. A Court of Inquiry has been ordered to investigate the cause of the accident.
israeli forces arrest 11 Palestinians in west Bank TL Bureau. Ramallah: Israeli forces launched early Sunday a large-scale arrest campaign in various parts of the West Bank, during which they arrested 11 Palestinians. A statement by the Palestinian Prisoners Society said that Israeli army stormed the cities of Hebron, Bethlehem, Salfit, Qalqilya and Ramallah and arrest the people under the pretext that they are wanted by authorities
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tough new laws to protect australians from livestreaming of violent crimes TL Bureau. Canberra : Australian PM Scott Morrison will introduce new tough law for social media and other live platforms to restrict contents with hatered and crime. The Morrison Government will legislate tough new laws to prevent the weaponising of social media platforms and to protect Australians from the live-streaming of violent crimes, such as the Christchurch terror attack. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the new legislation would be introduced into Parliament next week as part of the action the Government was taking to keep Australians safe in the wake of the Christchurch terrorist attacks. “Big social media companies have a responsibility to take every possible action to ensure their technology products are not exploited by murderous terrorists,” the Prime Minister said. “It should not just be a matter of just doing the right thing. It should be the law. And that is what my Government will be doing next week to force social media companies to get their act together and work with law enforcement and intelligence agencies to defuse the threat their technologies can present to the safety of Australians. “This is about keeping Australians safe by forcing social media companies to step up and do what the community expects of them to stop terrorists and criminals spreading their hate. “A new taskforce bringing Government and social media companies together will also ensure we are all working together to deny terrorists the opportunity to use social media as part of their hatred and violence.
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“Big social media companies have a responsibility to take every possible action to ensure their technology products are not exploited by murderous terrorists,” the Prime Minister said. “These responses will form the basis of a model approach that Australia can take to the G20 to get our global partners on board to bring social media companies into our collective net of responsibility and accountability. We are already working to this end with our G20 and five eyes partners, including New Zealand.” The Attorney-General Christian Porter said, “the Criminal Code Amendment (Unlawful Showing of Abhorrent Violent Material) Bill 2019 will include new offences with penalties of up 10 per cent of a company’s annual turnover and potential prison sentences for executives of social media companies who fail to act to remove abhorrent violent material from their platforms.” “The Morrison Government will always act to keep Australians safe, and that includes keeping Australians safe online.” Minister for Communications,
Mitch Fifield said that “social media companies, like Facebook, which met with the Prime Minister, the AttorneyGeneral, myself and Minister Dutton earlier this week did not present any immediate solutions to the issues arising out of the horror that occurred in Christchurch.” “We will not allow social media platforms to be weaponised by terrorists and violent extremists who seek to harm and kill and nor would we allow a situation that a young Australian child could log onto social media and watch a mass murder take place.” The Attorney-General said the amendments would be modelled on existing offences in the Criminal Code which require platforms to notify police if their service is being used to access child pornography. “Mainstream media that broadcast such material would be putting their licence at risk and there is no reason why social media platforms should be treated any differently,” the Attorney-General said. “These companies have a social responsibility and they have clearly failed to meet that responsibility in their response to Christchurch. The Morrison Government will force action from these companies through these new laws.” The Bill will include new provisions to deal with the showing of “abhorrent violent material” which is material produced by a perpetrator, and which plays or livestreams the very worst types of offences. It will capture the playing or streaming of terrorism, murder, attempted murder, torture, rape and kidnapping on social media.
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