The Canadian Rail Company apologized to Muslims

The Canadian Rail Company apologized to Muslims

The Canadian Rail Company has apologized for not allowing a citizen to pray at Canada’s Ottawa rail station. In a statement, the company management said that they are ashamed of hurting the sentiments of Muslims. The video went viral when a citizen was not allowed to pray in the railway station. setTimeout(function(){ !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) {if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function(){n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments)};…

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Protest against judicial reforms, Israeli Air Force pilots refuse to continue their service

Protest against judicial reforms, Israeli Air Force pilots refuse to continue their service

Israel: Protests are being held against judicial reforms. 200 reserve pilots of the Israeli Air Force have refused to continue their service in protest against judicial reforms by the government. According to foreign media, many of these pilots have also participated in ‘secret Israeli operations’. The pilots say that after Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speech on…

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New agenda sets sail with bold action as UN Water Conference closes

New agenda sets sail with bold action as UN Water Conference closes

The Agenda sets out a series of action-oriented game changing commitments, from making smarter food choices to re-evaluating water as a powerful economic driver, and part of the Earth’s cultural heritage. Water-secure future for all The conference, and its 2,000 participants, forged an “ambitious vision”, the UN Secretary-General António Guterres said. “Your dedication to action…

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UNICEF alert to save millions from desperate hunger in Yemen

UNICEF alert to save millions from desperate hunger in Yemen

Eight brutal years of conflict have left around 11 million children in need of humanitarian assistance and many of their families facing serious malnourishment. “The lives of millions of vulnerable children in Yemen remain at risk due to the almost unimaginable, unbearable, consequences of the crushing, unending war,” said Peter Hawkins, the agency’s representative in…

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