By Naima Bukhari Saudi Arabia’s national airline “Saidia” updates dress code Saudi Arabian Airlines (also known as Saudia), the national carrier of Saudi Arabia, has warned passengers about the way they dress, stating that those who are “clothed in a manner that would cause discomfort or offense to other passengers”…
By Shuhil Anwar Chloe Ayling, kidnapped in Italy to be sold as a slave breaks her anonymity British model, Chloe Ayling, 20, from the UK Believes she was “kidnapped to order” by an crime gang for Middle Eastern slave buyers, the woman’s lawyer claimed today, following heavy speculation that one…
By Lorenzo Facciponti Milan, Italy | Milano, Italia Mafia kidnap and sell model into slavery for €300’000 Picture the Mediterranean and you probably over look the fact that most of the Mediterranean is War Torn, from Palestine, Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia-Kosovo, Syria, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Algeria and you probably focus…
By Saila Safwana المملكة المتحدة وَ الإمارات العربية المتحدة الانضمام إلى القوات. لخلق ثورة في إعادة التأهيل. ناركونُن ناركونُن الصحوة وقد اتبعتناركونُن إلى٢٠١٧ إعادة التأهيل غير ربحية من المملكة المتحدة فيالإمارات العربية المتحدة ينمو بسرعة. برنامج ناركونن هو أسلوب دقيق خطوة بخطوة يناسب جميع أنواع الإدمان ليساعد الأفراد على التخلص من آثاره العكسية على…
By Saila Safwana UK to ban petrol and diesel within next 22 years New diesel and petrol cars and vans will be banned entirely from the UK by 2040 in a bid to tackle air pollution, the government is set to announce according to leaked internal memos sent to Al-Sahawat…
By Zakiya Afzani The country where people only see in absolute grey scale The Pacific island of Pingelap is a remarkable country when it comes to making us reconsider how we see the world. Al-Sahawat Times | Ethical Global News from Oman and UAE | Donate HERE In 1780 the…
By Zakiya Afzani Boaty McBoatface meet Trainy McTrainface When the UK let the public vote on a name for a new Navy ship, they British democracy voted overwhelmingly for one name. Boaty McBoatface. The UK government did not uphold it’s promise to use the name and rejected the public vote….
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 Jabar Abdullah Good News| Is this the friendliest island on earth? As Greece and other EU nations turn Syrian refugees away or force them to make the long hard and often dangerous trip across either the war torn Balkans or the dangerous Mediterranean crossing from Africa to Italy this…
By Zakiya Afzani Saddened hearts as iconic Camden lock market burns down in huge blaze Over 70 firefighters have brought a large blaze at Camden Lock Market in north London under control. The London fire brigade said on Monday morning that 10 fire units and more than 70 firefighters accompanied by…
