Rangers Must Seal US Consulate in Karachi to Secure Peace
The Chief Minister of Sindh extended on 8 August 2015 ‘special powers’ granted to Rangers in Karachi for another four months hours before the last such extension was to expire, allowing the paramilitary force to stay in the city to help police and civil administration. A statement issued by the CM House said the powers of the Pakistan Rangers, Sindh, had been extended for 120 days under the Anti-Terrorism Act. The powers were due to expire on Saturday night. “The chief minister has expressed the hope that Rangers will continue to do their job with enthusiasm.”

The observers of the emergence of the international (crusader) coalition and its actions sees that it was created only to fight Islam and to strike at those who are sincere in the blessed Syrian revolution under the heading of the ‘War against terror’ and in order to prevent the establishment of the rightly guided Khilafah "Caliphate". They have come to describe whichever grouping they wish with ‘terrorism’ under this heading whilst they describe whichever grouping they wish with ‘moderation’.

Rosbalt News agency website published an article dated 08/10/2015, titled “Gang (GTA): from stick beatings to guns and iron knobs”, talking about the next version of investigations on the contentious issue that occurred last year. Unfortunately this is not the first time that the site links the incident to a member of Hizb ut Tahrir, as claimed by some "law enforcement sources."

Chinese media reported that last week a group of Uyghur Muslim women wearing the Niqab were taken away by armed police in the Henan province of China which is 3000 km away from the Xinjiang province where the highest concentration of Muslims in the country live. These arrests follow the repressive Chinese government’s banning of the Niqab in Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang this January, which they justified under the false label of fighting terrorism.