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Friday 28 September 2007 (16 Ramadan 1428)

Debate Over Public School Uniforms for Boys
Najah Alosaimi, Arab News

 
RIYADH, 28 September 2007 — The Education Ministry said it would not lift requirements that boys wear the Saudi traditional thobe (dishdash) and shumaq (the Saudi man’s headdress). “The current uniform...  Full Story 
 
 
Holistic Approach Needed to Curb Drug Abuse
Javid Hassan, Arab News
RIYADH, 28 September 2007 — Pointing out that some Saudi families are unable to recognize the symptoms of drug addiction among their children, a survey conducted by Saudi TV2 has stressed the need...  Full Story 
 
 
Ramadan and the Problem of Beggars
Badea Abu Al-Naja, Arab News
MAKKAH, 28 September 2007 — There are reasons to suspect that every foreigner coming to Makkah in ihram is not a pilgrim. Several poor foreigners are lured by the prospects of the profitable trade...  Full Story 
 
 
Black Magic Practitioners in Police Net
Badea Abu Al-Naja & Muhammad Al-Juaid, Arab News
MAKKAH, 28 September 2007 — In the past three months, a team of Makkah police, led by Col. Muhammad Al-Minshawi, arrested three men, who swindled thousands of riyals from people alleging they were...  Full Story 
Israeli Govt Rejects Unification of Gaza Strip Families
Mohammed Mar’i & Agencies
RAMALLAH, West Bank, 28 September 2007 — The head of Palestinian Civil Affairs Commission, Hussein Al-Sheikh, yesterday said that Israeli authorities rejected family unification files related to the...  Full Story 
 
 
Court Tells Pakistani Govt to Free Opposition Leaders
Azhar Masood, Arab News
ISLAMABAD, 28 September 2007 — The chief justice of Pakistan yesterday ordered the government to free at least 100 opposition leaders and workers who were arrested over the weekend to prevent protests...  Full Story 
 
 
Bush’s Green Conference Robs Limelight of UN Event
Barbara Ferguson, Arab News
WASHINGTON, 28 September 2007 — The Bush administration opened yesterday a two-day conference on global warming that has been criticized by environmentalists and Democrats as an attempt to rob the...  Full Story 
 
 
The Stinky NBN Deal
Rasheed Abou-Alsamh, Arab News
JEDDAH, 28 September 2007 — IT HAS been riveting to watch the ongoing Senate hearings into the contract to build a national broadband network that the Philippines signed with the Chinese telecommunications...  Full Story 

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