By Abdul Karim Mental Health sufferers take to the courts for right to die As more and more countries around the world contemplate legalising the right to die for sufferers of incurable physical conditions such as ‘locked in syndrome’. For many the right to a painless and dignified death is…
By Zakiya Afzani British politicians have said that Brexit might not happen after all Sir Vince Cable the favourite to become the next Lib Dem leader says he is “beginning to think Brexit may never happen”. Cable said “enormous” divisions in the Labour and the Tory parties and a “deteriorating”…
By Zakiya Afzani Election Fraud UK 2017 Many students boasted on social media of having voted twice in last month’s UK general election, an MP has claimed. Conservative Sir Henry Bellingham said there was “clear evidence” of students saying they voted at their home and university addresses. “Surely this is…
By Sulayman Al-Said The 10 thousand year old accountants’ records The ancient Egyptians in the age of Jahiliyyah used to believe that literacy was divine, a gift from baboon-faced Thoth, their deity of knowledge. Scholars no longer embrace that theory, but why ancient civilisations developed writing was a mystery for…
By Sayeed Yahya Palestine may be blockaded but it’s education the women seek In this occupied nation women must endure a lengthy, frustrating process when they pursue a university education overseas out of necessity. Four such inspiring women speak to Al-Sahawat Times: “For me, two basic human rights are…
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