Voices Stories from New York Awam
Court ruling allows FBI to approach foreign governments for information on people living in the U.S.
The loss of Anglo-American credibility
Even the moderates here in Pakistan are outraged. Across the board, young and old, poor and rich, fundamentalist and secularist are united in their hatred of the United States and their contempt for Britain. Such unprecedented unanimity in a country renowned for its ethnic and sectarian divides is a huge achievement. more>
Crackdown against corporate bribes in the South?
Many societies consider bribing immoral, and many countries in the West passed laws making bribing illegal. But Western multinationals are making use of the practice of bribing. more>
American Muslims ambivalent celebrating July 4th
On July 4th, people celebrated the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with rallies, fireworks, and music. On July 4th, people of all races were proud to be American, with the exception of seven million people in the country who felt ambivalent. more>
An evening with a minister
Not one woman had been invited to hear Roohullah Madni, the NWFP minister of women’s welfare address women’s rights in Islam in New York recently. more>
