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Iran ( 80 lashes each for drinking wine during a communion service - OMG ) Passion of Christ Movie ????

ICN- A court in the Iranian city of Rasht has sentenced four members of the Church of Iran denomination to 80 lashes each for drinking wine during a communion service.
The verdict, dated 6 October, charges Behzad Taalipasand, Mehdi Reza Omidi (Youhan), Mehdi Dadkhah (Danial) and Amir Hatemi (Youhanna) with drinking alcohol and possession of a receiver and satellite antenna. They received the verdict on 20 October and have ten days to appeal the sentence.

Behzad Taalipasand and Mehdi Reza Omidi (Youhan) were detained on 31 December 2012 during a crackdown on house churches by the Iranian government.
Mervyn Thomas, Chief Executive of Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW), said: “The sentences handed down to these members of the Church of Iran effectively criminalise the Christian sacrament of sharing in the Lord’s Supper and constitute an unacceptable infringement on the right to practice faith freely and peaceably. We urge the Iranian authorities to ensure that the nation's legal practices and procedures do not contradict its international obligation under the International Convent on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) to guarantee the full enjoyment of freedom of religion or belief by all of its religious communities.”

Iran ( California pastor " Protesting in front of Evin Prison " regarding Christian Prisoners ) Taken into Custody sent back to U.S

NCRI - A California pastor that was taken into custody this week in Iran while protesting the imprisonment of five fellow Christians has been released and sent home to the United States, Christian News Network reported.


Eddie Romero of La Puente was taken into custody on Monday as he spoke outside of Evin Prison, where the Christians are being held.
Reports state that he had been traveling with a tourist group overseas this month, and broke away from the group last Thursday to go missing for a time. He crossed into Iran from Turkey, and then was spotted standing in front of the prison where he was briefly held.
According to reports, Romero called his family on Tuesday from the Swiss Embassy in Tehran and advised that he would be taking a flight back to the United States

Mexico Sinaloa ( Mexican Army shuts down " Marijuana Plantations " and burns 20 tons of Weed )

Culiacan , Sinaloa. - Sufficient amount of water left by Hurricane Manuel in the state could increase marijuana and poppy planting in the mountainous area , so that the Mexican Army in coordination with state authorities were alerted to combat this illegal activity , said the commander of the Third Military Region , Major General Moises Melo Garcia.He said that for this reason the Mexican Army is bound to have more people to watch that area and have more coordination with state and local authorities to be alert to the detection and destruction of plantations.


" We apply the law of fire in surprising and counter-narcotics policy", military deployments in hilly areas and some of the streams , which are destroying poppy plantations and marijuana " .He asserted that the soldiers are already performing search actions , seize and destroy marijuana plantations and dryers and poppy for a few months ." We believe that we destroyed at least 500 since the beginning of plantations this period by the Ninth Military Zone , they destroyed and burned more than 20 tons of marijuana in ' mop ' and packaged in the mountains " .Melo Garcia added that the work currently in the mountainous area of the state , have managed to arrest 10 people , which have been made ​​available to the PGR.
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Mexico TIJUANA ( Man found shot and killed then thrown in trash bin )

TIJUANA BC OCTOBER 22, 2013 (AFN).-This morning the body of a person wrapped in a blanket was located in Colonia Ejido Matamoros, the finding was by the Municipal Police.


The incident occurred around 4:30 pm, the officers got a report of a body  that was left in a trash bin in that neighborhood, and when they responded there they found the male victim.

The Unidentified male was wrapped in a blanket and had suffered a gun shot wound . The Homicide team gathered information for the investigations.


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Washington ( Drone program takes " Heat " from Human Rights groups )

WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States on Tuesday defended drone strikes targeting al-Qaida operatives and others it deems enemies, rejecting reports by two human-rights groups questioning the legality of strikes they asserted have killed or wounded scores of civilians in Yemen and Pakistan.

Human Rights Watch alleged that 82 people, at least 57 of them civilians, were killed by the unmanned aircraft and other aerial strikes in Yemen between September 2012 and June 2013 and called such strikes unlawful or indiscriminate. Amnesty International called on the U.S. to investigate reports in Pakistan of civilian casualties, among them a 68-year-old grandmother hit while farming with her grandchildren.
The New York-based Human Rights Watch said such strikes are unlawful or indiscriminate. Amnesty, based in London, said it is concerned that the attacks outlined in the report and others may have resulted in unlawful killings that constitute extrajudicial executions or war crimes.
President Barack Obama's chief spokesman, Jay Carney, said the U.S. "would strongly disagree" with any claims that the U.S. had acted improperly, arguing that American actions follow all applicable law.

Repeating Obama's defense of the drone policy earlier in the year, Carney said there must be "near-certainty" of no civilian casualties before the U.S. proceeds with a drone strike. He said they're not used when targets can instead be captured.
"U.S. counterterrorism operations are precise, they are lawful and they are effective," Carney said.
Other methods of going after targets would result in even more civilian casualties "and ultimately empower those who thrive on violent conflict," Carney said. He added that there's a wide gap between U.S. assessment of drone-related civilian casualties and what some non-governmental groups have determined.