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November 22, 2009
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[Life Ethics][Violence]
  • Two sentenced to die over Egypt sectarian killing
    An Egyptian court sentenced two Christian men to death for killing the Muslim husband of one of their female relatives who had converted to Islam against the wishes of her family. (Reuters)
  • Fort Hood Suspect Charged With Murder
    The officials said it is not yet decided whether to charge Hasan with a 14th count of murder related to the death of the unborn child of a pregnant shooting victim. (The New York Times)
  • Christian janitor died saving Muslim students
    "Between 300 to 400 girls were sitting in there," said the rector of the university. "[Pervez Masih] rose above the barriers of caste, creed and sectarian terrorism. Despite being a Christian, he sacrificed his life to save the Muslim girls." (CNN)
  • Mexican Clergy Seek Global Help as Violence Grows
    Mexico's Roman Catholic clergy, increasingly caught in the middle of the nation's drug war, are meeting this week to draft a strategy for coping with the violence, aided by advice from colleagues who faced similar threats in Colombia and Italy. (NYTimes.com)
  • Answers Sought On Fort Hood Suspect's Link To Imam
    Members of Congress are putting pressure on U.S. intelligence agencies to say what they knew about Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan alleged radical views and whether they shared that knowledge with local Army and law enforcement agencies in the weeks and months before the Fort Hood, Texas, shootings. (NPR)
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