India ( pregnant woman forced to have baby standing in lobby )

Bharatpur (Rajasthan): In a shocking incident, a pregnant woman was forced to deliver a baby in standing position in open as did not have money to pay a bribe of Rs. 500 asked by hospital authorities for a bed. Tragically, the baby hits the floor and died.

 

According to Rajasthan Patrika, incident sparked outrage. The family of the woman protested against hospital authorities and refused to take the body of the baby.

 

Sitting at the hospital gate with the body of the new-born, people took to sloganeering.

New Delhi ( A female lawyer and 2 activists were beat up " outside court " )

New Delhi: A female lawyer and two activists were allegedly beaten up by a group of persons at the Tis Hazari court here on Friday when they went there in connection with a case filed against an advocate by a woman from North-East alleging molestation. 

 

The incident took place when a 38-year-old woman from Nagaland, who was molested on Thursday night allegedly by a lawyer outside Delhi Vishwavidyalay metro station, came to the court with her advocate and some social activists to record her statement in connection with the incident. 

 

A senior police official said, "We have received the case of a North Eastern lawyer along with two others being attacked." 

 

According to Noshi, the victim's lawyer, the accused and some of his associates, said to be lawyers, beat them up. The crowd also followed and threatened them. 

Noshi, who practices at Saket court, said that she asked the two men accompanying her to escape and herself took another route thinking that the advocates following her would not harm her because she was a co-worker. 

However, the group ran after her for a while after which they slapped her and threatened her if she pursued the case further. 

The police then rescued her and brought her to the police station

Syria ( Syrian girl strangled with metal wire - " Because of her beliefs " ) Disgusting video 18+

Feb 2014 Disgusting Human Rights Violation

Syria ( A young girl stoned to death for having a " Facebook Account " )

Rakka, Syria: A young girl was stoned to death by militant groups in Syria for operating Facebook account.

 

Fatoum Al-Jassem was taken to a Sharia court after she was caught using the social networking website, in Rakka, Syria. The Sharia court declared that using a Facebook account amounts to adultery and the girl should be punished by stoning, according to a news report published in Iran's FARS news agency which quoted a report published in Arabic-language Al-Rai Al-Youm.

 

The members of the Al-Qaeda group in Iraq, also known as Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) were behind the incident.

 

The ISIS, or Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, is an hardline Islamic group based in Iraq. They have been fighting an active war against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Syria and the government forces in Iraq.

 

The group's ideology is based on extremely strict interpretation of Islam.

 

Ironically, the ISIS operates a Facebook account of its own.

 

 

Iran ( A judge in southern Iran has ordered Facebook founder to Court )

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — A judge in southern Iran has ordered Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg to appear in court to answer complaints by individuals who say Facebook-owned applications Instagram and Whatsapp violate their privacy, semiofficial news agency ISNA reported Tuesday.

It quoted Ruhollah Momen Nasab, an official with the paramilitary Basij force, as saying that the judge also ordered the two apps blocked. It is highly unlikely that Zuckerberg would appear in an Iranian court since there is no extradition treaty between Iran and the United States. Some Iranian courts have in recent years issued similar rulings that could not be carried out.

Another Iranian court last week had ordered Instagram blocked over privacy concerns. However, users in the capital, Tehran, still could access both applications around noon Tuesday. In Iran, websites and Internet applications have sometimes been reported blocked but remained operational.

Facebook is already officially banned in the country, along with other social websites like Twitter and YouTube as well as their mobile apps. However some senior leaders like Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif are active on Twitter, and many Iranians use proxy servers to access banned websites and applications.

While top officials have unfettered access to social media, Iran's youth and technology-savvy citizens use proxy servers or other workarounds to bypass the controls.

The administration of moderate President Hassan Rouhani is opposed to blocking such websites before authorities create local alternatives. Social media has offered a new way for him and his administration to reach out to the West as it negotiates with world powers over the country's contested nuclear program.

"We should see the cyber world as an opportunity," Rouhani said last week, according to the official IRNA news agency. "Why are we so shaky? Why don't we trust our youth?"

Hard-liners, meanwhile, accuse Rouhani of failing to stop the spread of what they deem as "decadent" Western culture in Iran.

Arizona ( Stalker News -Miley Cyrus gets restraining order vs. Arizona man )

 LOS ANGELES (AP) - Miley Cyrus obtained a temporary restraining order Friday against an Arizona man who was recently detained by police while trying to meet the singer-actress.

A Los Angeles judge granted Cyrus the stay-away order against Devon Meek after Cyrus' lawyers filed court documents stating that Meek, 24, believes the singer is communicating to him through her songs.

Los Angeles police arrested the man from the southeastern Arizona city of Sierra Vista on May 16, and he was placed in a psychiatric hospital, where he remains. Meek has said he will continue to try to meet Cyrus once he is released, according to filings by Cyrus' attorneys and a police detective.

Meek was arrested outside a property he believed is owned by Cyrus, but the documents don't specify the location.

Detective Rosibel Smith wrote in a sworn statement that Meek told officers they should shoot him in the head if he couldn't meet Cyrus.

Smith wrote that a police officer who interviewed Meek "informed me that Mr. Meek stated that when he is released from the hospital, he will not stop seeking Ms. Cyrus and that he will continue to go to Ms. Cyrus' residence until Ms. Cyrus accepts him or he dies."

A hearing to extend the restraining order for three years is scheduled for June 16.

There is no declaration from Cyrus in the filing. The pop star rose to fame as the star of the TV show "Hannah Montana" and has recently postponed several concerts while she recovers from her representatives have said is an allergic reaction to antibiotics.

Iran ( A Facebook user arrested in Dehdasht )

  Monday, May 26 2014

 

Bahman Tafazoli was arrested and detained in Dehdasht's prison due to his activities in Facebook.

According to the report of Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), A Dehdashti resident, Bahman Tafazoli, was detained by the IRGC Intelligence after being summoned to the intelligence headquarters of IRGC due to his activities in Facebook, on 20th February.

According to his relatives, he was sent to Gachsaran prison and currently he is kept there in indeterminate condition.

In addition, the news about arrestment of three other residents of Dehdasht, with the names of, Afshin Zemanati, Reza Tejareh and Davood Afrooz was published through virtual networks. They were arrested because of political activities on cyberspace.

Dehdasht is a city in Kohkiloeieh and Boyerahmad province.

HRANA News Agency