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British journalist Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai and his wife Princess Haya bint Al Hussein, discussed the custody of their sons, an analysis of the attack on a detention center for migrants in Libya and an article by Prince Ali bin Al Hussein. About violations against football players.
The Daily Telegraph published a report by two of its correspondents, Josie Ensor and Hailie Dixon, entitled "Divorce of the Ruler of Dubai, to be decided by the British judiciary."
Princess Haya bint Al Hussein and her husband, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, ruler of Dubai, are locked in a legal battle over custody of their children, while many consider it "the most costly legal battle in the history of the British judiciary."
Mohammed bin Rashid filed a divorce suit from Princess Haya, who has been married for 15 years, before the High Court in London, which is expected to start hearings in the case on the thirtieth of this month.
"Princess Haya, sister of the King of Jordan and the most famous wife of the ruler of Dubai, left the UAE last month for Germany before heading to London, where she often lives in the royal family's palace, which costs 107 dollars," the report said. Millions of dollars. "
"The newspaper learned that the princess, who spent most of her childhood in the UK before studying political science, philosophy and economics at Oxford, did not ask for official government assistance even though she wanted to live in the country."
Princess Haya has been criticized for her role in whitening the face of the emirate after the escape of Sheikh Sheikha Latifa Najlat, ruler of Dubai, the report said.
Princess Haya is the close relative of Mohammed bin Rashid, who has been trying to flee the emirate for the past few years. His daughters Sheikha Shamsa Al Maktoum and Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed Al Maktoum tried to flee the emirate before the UAE authorities objected to them at the request of their father. "He said.
"Princess Haya is the main shareholder in Candel Light Services, which expanded its operations at the end of last year," said the report.
"Expected bombing"
The Guardian published an article by Peter Beaumont entitled "Why was the attack on the immigration detention center expected?"
Bomont says the attack on aircraft at the Tajoura detention center was predictable, which is no less shocking than the killing of more than 44 people in the attack.
Beaumont added that the detention center was a large store adjacent to one of the ammunition and ammunition stores belonging to the internationally recognized forces of the Accord, and that the center was therefore expected to be shelled by forces loyal to Major General Khalifa Khafater.
The journalist notes that European leaders have long been aware of this and all the dangers surrounding the migrants held there and others who have faced numerous tragedies and abuses by various militias. All this happened at a time when Europe prevented migrants from sailing to the beaches of Italy or any other southern coast The continent.
Beaumont says the criticisms of European politicians have been right, as stopping search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean, known as Operation Sophia, has increased the number of migrants detained in Libya because there is no longer an outlet for them to continue the journey to Europe.
"Harassment and exploitation"
The Independent published an article by Prince Ali bin Al Hussein entitled "Harassment and exploitation are rampant in the women's sphere, and it is time to act."
"Global culture stands at a crossroads, as the World Cup of Women's Football in France showed the incredible scale of this sport, but at the same time we can not ignore the fact that harassment and exploitation still hinder the advancement of women's sport," he said.
"We do not need to look beyond the issue of sexual exploitation of players in Afghanistan to understand that the most popular sport and love in the world is facing major problems as the number of serious sexual accusations of senior Afghan officials revealed the destructive exploitative culture within the Afghan Football Association."
Prince Ali explained that the multiple reports of accusations of harassment come from different continents of the world, which means the failure of the unions and organizers of the game in order to prioritize and protect individuals involved in the game, some of them afraid to report harassment or harassment.
This pattern can be understood in light of the fact that most of the ball players reported to have been sexually harassed at the Afghan Football Federation have been forced to flee the country for fear of being killed.
The ancient Egyptian texts highlighted the status of ethics and the fight against crime with different penalties, which were fundamental to the life of Egyptians in ancient times. The ethics were a great place based on diverse social experiences and traditions throughout their history, while religion played a prominent role in organizing their lives in the family and community.
The old Egyptian's perception of the violation of rights varied and considered it a violation of moral norms. The "religious court of the other world," in which the deceased was tried for his actions, was probably the model of a civil court for discipline in society.
Crime and punishment in ancient Egypt were linked to moral, customary and religious factors, all based on the concept of "Maat", which refers to "truth and justice" in society, which is closely related to the living human conscience.
The concept of "Maat"
In his study "Maat Pharaonic Egypt and the Idea of Social Justice", German scholar Jan Asman says of the French version of the College de France lectures that a man must "unite with a beast, since it is necessary to be committed to the metal and to fill his heart with the metal, He is victorious over the failure of his earthly life and all that is so outrageous, and so lies the mystery of the miraculous nearness of the Egyptian civilization that lasted thousands of years. "
In her study "The Pharaohs in the time of the gods," French scientist Claire Lalweet says Maat is "the symbol of truth and justice, two qualities that are indivisible and necessary to a great extent for the well-being of the society and the world that the ancient Egyptian god has created."
The teachings of Minister Ptah-Hetep from the Fifth Dynasty circa 2500 BC indicate the importance of Maat as quoted in the French translation of Lalweet, quoting the ancient Egyptian text in her study "Sacred Texts and Worldly Texts of Ancient Egypt"
"It is a path that stretches out before the ignorant, but the poor will never allow a berth in any port. But the power of Maat (truth and justice) is that it transcends the days, and one can say about it: it is indeed the wealth that my father possesses. "
The crime in ancient Egypt can be divided into crimes committed against the community, such as murder, adultery, theft of property of individuals, and crimes committed against the state, such as bribery, treason, theft of public property and crimes committed against religious institutions.
Murder
The ancient Egyptian looked at his life with respect and sanctity that made him punish the death penalty in order not to violate his sanctity, but he divided the punishment between "murder" and "manslaughter".
In a study entitled "Crime and Punishment in Ancient Egypt" in the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities, Manal Mahmoud Mohamed, a researcher in the history of ancient Egypt, said that the death penalty was the penalty for the intentional murder, And in certain cases he resorted to psychological sanctions which he considered to be more severe than execution.
"The son who kills one of his parents is subjected to torture before being executed for burning his thorns. In the case of a father killing his son or daughter, the penalty was not the death penalty, but the Greek historian Diodore Skalli pointed to psychological punishment, Or mother, to embrace the body of the son or daughter and tie them together for three days (until they begin to decompose) amid guarding. "
French scientist Francois Douma, in his study of the Pharaonic civilization of Egypt, points out that the death penalty "sometimes meant that the culprit would have been prey to crocodiles. The thorns were certainly used for the crimes of the cemetery thieves. Suicide was apparently a gift for those sentenced to death Folk. "
"I am going to attack you in the desert and kill you," he said.
Although the text did not refer to punishment, some researchers tend to believe that the law may have merely warned.
However, the penalty was different if the wrongful murder was proven, and the death penalty was not, and if the texts did not agree on a specific penalty, a passage from the Old Kingdom, quoting "Crime and Punishment in Ancient Egypt," says that anyone who kills someone by mistake:
"He could not enter his house before he was cleansed of the sin he committed and offered sacrifice at the grave of the dead," referring perhaps to a reconciliation between the families of the offender and the victim, and the payment of appropriate compensation.
Al-Masri did not overlook the penalty of covering up a murder, or not providing information that might have been committed to prevent it. Anyone who refrained from reporting was considered a partner in the crime and was punished with the same penalty as stated in the Turin judicial papyrus:
"He heard and was not informed, and appeared before the judges to investigate and found him guilty, and left him in place and killed himself himself."
Whoever kills an animal with a symbolic religious character has been assaulted by a sacred nature, deserving of execution if proven intentionally, or a fine in case of manslaughter.
The crime of adultery
Al-Masri was careful not to commit adultery and considered it a religious crime, in which the deceased disowned his confessional confessions before the Council of Gods in the Other World, as stated in the text of the "Day of Exodus", known as the "Book of the Dead": "I have not committed adultery" Adultery with a married woman ".
Police said on Thursday - The woman was identified as Simon Burns
He was abusive with crew members during his visit to London from London last November.
Crown Court of London sentenced to 6 months on alcohol consumption and 2 months for abusive language
Dainik Bhaskar Jul 04, 2019, 02:39 PM IST
new Delhi. Irish Air Force, who was abusive with crew members, was found dead in Susie's Bichy head after 13 days after the Air India flight did not receive alcohol. Simone Burns was found guilty of wrong behavior with Air India crew members during the flight. After this, the UK court had sentenced the woman to six months' imprisonment.
Simon was released from prison on May 20. His body was found on Bichi head on June 1. However, on Thursday police identified her as Simon Burns. Also said that it should not be seen in the eyes of doubt. Simon Burns was a lawyer with profession. Simone's friends said that the video of abusive behavior with the crew was in tension since it became viral. It was being trolled on the internet. He also had cancer treatment 18 years ago.
Abuse of alcohol was abusive
In November last year, when he was not allowed to drink liquor during the visit to London from London, he had abused his crew members. Female lawyer drinks three bottles of alcohol in flight After this, when the crew refused to give him the fourth bottle of liquor, he called the crew a thief to grab money. They spit on the face of a crew member.
Court was convicted of racist remarks
He shouted, "I am human rights and international criminal lawyer. You think I'll be afraid of you. "Burns was arrested after the flight landed. Crown Court of London, during the hearing, was convicted of racist remarks with crew members.
Judge Nicholas Wood had said that it is scary to put drunk irrational information in a long distance flight and threaten the safety of the people. He was sentenced to six months for drinking alcohol and two months in jail for abusing alcohol. The court also asked him to pay a compensation of 300 pounds to the person, against which he used the offensive language.
Seven people including a billion American American businessman died in Bahamas island, according to International media reports. Billionaire American trader Christopher Klein and his daughter. The Royal Police Force of the Caribbean State Confluence says that the helicopter was missing shortly after the flight, after searching the helicopter's miscreants after some flight Kilometer was found, 7 dead bodies were recovered from the debris, including 4 women. The identity of those killed in the second has not been revealed, however, according to the US state of Virginia, according to the US State Department, the deadline includes billions of dollars of American businessman Christopher Klein and his daughter associated with the mining industry. The pilot had a daughter-in-law daughter's daughter and other family members, but the identity of the dead bodies is slow. Christopher Klein, a desperate King of Mining Industry in America, has a reputation for his welfare work.
In a jirga organized by Jammu and Kashmir, security forces killed one alleged terrorist in an accident on Friday. The alleged terrorists identified in Jammu and Kashmir Police have been identified as Samirsha. According to the news agency, the Jammu and Kashmir Police reported that the alleged terrorists were killed in the attack with Hizb al-Mujahid. Along with that, he was involved in many other occasions. It was told that Samirsha, the murder of civilians and the security personnel were also accused.
Police told that according to the news agency, there are terrorists in the Nerani area of southern Kashmir-based Shops. After this, the action was started on Friday morning, a police officer reported that after receiving the information, security personnel started search operation after the collapse of the area, after which the terrorists started turning on this paragraph.
After the shelling, security personnel also took action, in which a terrorist was killed. The officer said that large quantities of arms were recovered from the body of the terrorist. Security officials are operating operations all over the valley to eliminate terrorists in the valley.
In the past three years, security personnel killed more than 250 terrorists. That time, this number is still over 100. The top 10 terrorists 'hit list' has been prepared by security personnel, who are searching for a search engine.
Earlier in the state Budgam, security personnel had received secret information that some terrorists were hiding in Chhodora area. Information-based security forces started firing in the area when the search operation started in the area. Indian security officials also fired in the reply. A terrorist commander was killed in this operation.
North Korea has accused the United States of being "determined to carry out its aggressive plans" against it despite a recent agreement by the two countries on resuming negotiations on Pyongyang's nuclear file.
North Korea's representative to the United Nations said on Wednesday that the United States was "obsessed with sanctions."
The escalation comes only days after the historic meeting between the leaders of the two countries in the fortified demilitarized zone separating the North and South Koreas.
President Donald Trump has become the first US president to set foot in North Korea.
After nearly an hour of talks, the two leaders agreed to form specialized teams to resume stalled negotiations on Pyongyang's nuclear disarmament.
But the recent North Korean statement points to a change in the tone of dialogue and a return to the era when the two sides exchanged angry insults and angry remarks that spoiled relations between the two countries.
North Korea also accused the United States of trying to "undermine the peace climate" on the Korean Peninsula.
What did Pyongyang say?
The North Korean representative to the United Nations said it only responded to the US claim that it (ie Pyongyang) violated the upper limit of its imports of refined oil products, which was imposed in 2017.
North Koreans also said they were responding to a joint letter from the United States, France, Germany and Britain to all UN member states calling for more sanctions on Pyongyang.
In its letter, the four Western countries requested the United Nations Member States to expel and repatriate the North Korean workers they were working in.
"What can not be overlooked is that this message game was carried out on the same day that President Trump proposed a summit meeting (with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un)," the North Korean statement said.
"This proves the fact that the United States is more determined than ever to carry out its aggressive intentions against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK)," he said.
"All United Nations Member States should be vigilant about the intended attempts of the United States to undermine the climate of peace created on the Korean peninsula," the North Korean representative said.
It was "ridiculous" for the United States to consider sanctions as "a cure for all problems".
The Americans have yet to respond to the North Korean statement.
What is the status of relations between North Korea and the United States?
Negotiations between the United States and North Korea, aimed at persuading Pyongyang to abandon its nuclear program, peaked last year when Kim and Trump held their summit in Singapore.
At that summit, the two leaders vowed to "fully disarm" the Korean Peninsula, but without giving any details on the meaning of that pledge.
It was hoped that the second meeting between the two leaders - which took place in the Vietnamese capital Hanoi in February - a concrete agreement on North Korea's abandonment of its nuclear weapons programs in return for lifting some of the sanctions imposed on them.
But the Hanoi talks did not lead to any agreement, as both sides differed on the pace at which the sanctions should be lifted. Since then negotiations have been stalled, although the two leaders have continued to exchange letters.
In their meeting in the demilitarized zone on Sunday, they were largely confined to exchanging greetings and praise.
Trump, who once described Kim as "the little rocket man," described his friendship with the North Korean leader as "exceptionally great" and said his meeting with Kim was "a great day for the whole world."
The well-known streaming service Netflix today, July 4, presents the continuation of the film "Very strange things" (Stranger Things). The third season, the developers promise to show no less impressive than the previous two.
The science fiction series of producers Matt and Ross Duffer until the last held an intrigue about any details of the premiere season. The final trailer was even published just a week ago.
Consequently, the third season takes place a year after the last events in the 80s. After all the trials that fell on the shoulders of teenagers from the small town of Hawkins in the USA, four boy friends and the main character, who has the nickname Eleven, fall into new adventures.
They will again have to meet monsters from a parallel universe, the portal to which was open in previous seasons. A girl with congenital supernormal abilities will try once again to save her friends and the city from the next coming of the monsters.
Leading roles were played by such young stars as Millie Bobby Brown, Heyten Matarazzo, Finn Wolfard, Caleb McLaughlin and Noah Schnapp. Such old-timers of Hollywood as Winona Ryder, David Harbor and others also took part in the shooting of the series. It is planned that in the third season 8 new episodes will be released and, probably, all episodes on Netflix will appear immediately on July 4th. The first season of “Very Strange Affairs” was released on screens in 2016, and the second - in 2017.
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