Trial over Ahmadeyas’ Killings, Probe sought for Sri Lankan Tamils

Indonesian Ahmadeyas

Trial opens over Ahmadiyah Muslim sect killings

AlJazeeraEnglish | Apr 25, 2011 | 301 views

Indonesia has long been proud of its diverse ethnicity, cultures and spiritual beliefs. However, recent attacks on minority groups like the Ahmadiyah sect and on Christian churches have critics claiming that religious tolerance is on the decline.

Twelve people in Indonesia are set to face trial on Tuesday, accused of killing three Ahmadiyah followers in West Java, in February.

The savage nature of the murders, captured on tape, shocked the nation.

Machu Picchu artifacts returned

AlJazeeraEnglish | Apr 25, 2011 | 478 views
Hundreds of ancient artifacts from Machu Picchu are back home after nearly 100 years in the United States.

Yale University returned the pieces after a three year legal battle. They are now in a local museum in the city of Cusco.

Al Jazeera’s Charles Stratford has more.

Donald Gnanakone, President, Tamils for Justice speaks to Al Jazeera

From: AlJazeeraEnglish | Apr 26, 2011 | 204 views

India, Israel and the sordid Arab States- Islands of Peace, Tolerance and Liberty Contrasts a Volcanic Eruption

Arab and Islmist states contrast with Israel and India where they enjoy more Rights, freedom together with dignity of human life.

India, Israel and the sordid Arab States

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Syria sharply escalated its already deadly campaign to crush a five-week uprising early Monday, sending troops backed by tanks, snipers and knife-wielding security forces into the southern city of Daraa. (April 25)

Aronite thinking wonders at the constant harp of Leftists who ramble about alleged abuses of Human rights by Israel and India on the face of this now almost unabated display of brutality all over the Islamic countries by its regimes-while Arabs and Muslims enjoy freedom and rights which eludes them in their own Islamic States, and in this sea of turmoil Israel and India stands out as pillars of democracy, Plurality, liberty and sanctity of human lives.

Pakistani Officials: Karachi Bus Bombings Kill 4

AssociatedPress | Apr 26, 2011 | 103 views
Roadside bombs tore through two buses in Karachi Tuesday morning, killing at least 4 people and wounding more than 50, according to Pakistani officials. Meanwhile at least 14 died in an overnight bus fire in the country’s southwest. (April 26)

Besieged Libyan City at Center of Fight

From: AssociatedPress | Apr 25, 2011 | 433 views
The Libyan city of Misrata has become a focal point for the struggle between rebels and forces of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, with shelling claiming lives of civilians, residents say. (April 25)