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Editor: Patricia Baichie
Executive Editor: Pritvie Patrick
Saturday, August 4, 2007
APPROXIPATELY 7,500 HUMAN SPECIES IN THE WORLD ARE DISAPPEARING
Ten years ago the United Nations had declared the year of the Indigenous people in the world, but recently have understood that the United Nations have done very little to protect the rights for those people. Every day these human species, who are called Panada people, are disappearing because of random enviromental hazards. A great number of them have been homeless because of industrial development. Millions of these human species are killed because of war, and conflicts between the majority people because of land dispute. This is the number one Human Rights abuse happening in this civilized world. Before Missionaries used to work among them in Asia, Africa, Europe, South and North America. At present Missionaries are only sitting in an air conditioned room and are broadcasting their "missionary work". To save these 7,500 aboriginals we need the old missionary dedication. Those who will live among them, who will wipe their tears.
Prithibi Rubin.
Prithibi Rubin.
NEW BOOK: BONI ISLAM: A TRUTHFUL WAY IN UNDERSTANDING ISLAM
A new book about Islam is on the way. The writer was born and raised in an Islamic nation. How do the Christian, Hindu and Buddhist minorities feel in an Islamic country? Why are the womens' rights being abused in Islamic nations? There are new struggles for womens' rights in Islam today. Islamic fundamentalism is outgrowing smaller religions in the Islamic world. How can we become man of peace and reconciliation in world today? In Islamic nations, a very large number of people have no rights; almost 85% of people have no income or any ways of survival. Although these people are the majority, kind and generous, yet they are powerless politically and economically. Practically, they are the victims of Islamic fundamentalism. In addition, a large number of young people are unemployed and illiterate. This book has a lot of new information and understanding and definitely serves as a tool for a solution for peacemakers. This is an unique book that has never been published for English readers.
By Patricia B.
By Patricia B.
Flood in Bangladesh: Environmental hazard
In Bangladesh, the city of Dhaka is floating under water and more than 120 million people are suffering from the lack of food and water. In situations like this, drinking water seems to be a big struggle everyday. The suffering is greater for the children and the elderly. Global warming is vital throughout the world since coutries such as Bangladesh with many rivers are being flooded each year. Please help the country in your own ways.
Saturday, February 10, 2007
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