Tunisian activists have accused the regime of using women's rights as a distraction tool after the controversial 'economic reconciliation' law was pushed through parliament last week. Protesters took to the streets in anger after the bill, which allows Ben Ali era officials to escape prosecution, was passed despite widespread criticism from activists and NGOs.

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said "I do not want TEOG (Transition from Primary to Secondary Education exam) anymore and I find it wrong. It needs to be removed. Did we come (arrive at this point) with TEOG?

The recent misleading narratives that have put the blame on the reaction of Ummah also the Islamic militia group showed panic about the reaction of this Ummah and the unclearness in viewing the history and roots of conflict in Arakan. This has clearly obscured who the real terrorist of the Rohingyas’ crisis is. Who is the terrorist?