News 17 October 2012, 14:52Lukashenko speaks negatively on Pussy Riot, FEMEN Minsk, October 17, Interfax - Byelorussian President Alexander Lukashenko has called against the glorification of the punk group Pussy Riot. "We shouldn't create problems out of nothing. And we shouldn't glorify bad people either," Lukashenko told a press conference for the Russian regional media in Minsk on Tuesday. "As regards [Pussy Riot], we have had experience working with >>>

Minsk - Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has called against the glorification of the punk group Pussy Riot.  "We shouldn't create problems out of nothing. And we shouldn't glorify bad people either," Lukashenko told a press conference for the Russian regional media in Minsk on Tuesday."As regards [Pussy Riot], we have had experience working with such political groups," Lukashenko said."The Russian media made a big negative contribution here," Lukashenko said. At the same time, he said that nothing can be hidden from the Internet these days. "We all need to change >>>

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych has described the sawing down of a cross in central Kyiv as barbarism and demanded a strict response of law enforcers to such actions.  At a meeting with the clergy and religious organizations on Wednesday, the president stressed that the state authorities guarantee unbiased treatment and trust in all churches and religious organizations."Society trusts the church, and yet we can't say that the consciousness of all people could make us feel calm for the morals of society. I mean, particularly various incidents, which are resonant sometimes. >>>

The head of the Belarusian state started by saying that in the contemporary turbulent world Belarus and Russia cannot survive without one another. Then Alexander Lukashenko named pros and cons of the Union State of Russia and Belarus noting almost absolute consonance between the countries, pointing out however that Belarus is a bit more severe than Russia when it comes to the domestic policy.    Later Belarus’ President confessed that he is not a big pro in agriculture even though he has worked in the countryside for quite a long time and more so he grew up in a village. The head of >>>

(AGI) - Paris, Oct. 15 - The Ukrainian feminist movement Femen today tried to break into French Justice Ministry premises today, accusing French authorities of tolerating the rape of minors. The attempted break-in also featured the participation of Dominican nun Veronique. The protest gesture came in response to the acquittal after a 13-year trial of a group of ten youths accused of raping several girls aged between 15 and 16. In a statement issued by Femen, the feminist group said "The French justice system is involved in the gang rape of underage girls. Should the decision not be rectified, Femen activists >>>

A FEMEN press release said on Monday the Ukrainian feminists laid siege to the ground floor of the ministerial building, hanging a banner that read “Rape Club” over its entrance.“The FEMEN movement accuses the French Justice Ministry of complicity in a gang rape of minors,” the statement said, referring to a rape case of several teen girls aged 15 and 16, which lasted for over 13 years and ended in the release of all pedophile suspects. Therefore, FEMEN demanded that the French Justice Ministry prosecuted the criminals or else, it vowed, the activists would persecute and castrate the rapists >>>

Members of the controversial Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN tried to break into the French Justice Ministry building on Monday, protesting the release of "ten bastards who brutally raped girls aged 15 and 16" and threatening to find and castrate the rapists if they are not taken back into jail.  "The activists occupied ground floor windows and tried to take the building by storm, covering the ministry's entrance with a banner saying 'Rape Club,'" FEMEN said in a statement."The FEMEN women's movement accused French justice of complicity in the rape of minors committed by >>>

A French nun posed for pictures amid topless protesters from the feminist radical group Femen, in support of a demonstration against the acquittal of ten men accused of raping two teenage girls. Members of the Ukrainian women's group rallied in front of the French Minister of Justice at Place Vendome, in Paris Sister Veronique, from the Dominican monastic order, was reportedly passing by the famous square, when she was stopped by a reporter asking her what her thoughts about the unusual demonstration were. Informed of the protest's causes, she decided to join in for the surprise of photographers, >>>

Abi Samuels thinks that just stripping off isn’t the most effective way of advancing the feminist movement ‘Let’s get naked,’ reads one of many campaign slogans plastered on the walls of a former public washhouse in a run-down district of northern Paris. On closer inspection, the Ukrainian-based feminist group Femen’s first international boot camp seems to mirror its decor: bold and brash, yet essentially meaningless. This new generation of feminists, famous for topless demonstration, trains members to protest while avoiding security forces by way of a very physical induction process. >>>

However, as churches in Israel, Palestine, Russia, and Europe, as well as mosques throughout the world come under attack by arsonists, graffiti artists, and vandals, it is important to point out that it is the Christo-Islamic tenets that are under attack by Israel and those who serve Israel’s interests.Israeli right-wing Orthodox Jewish settlers have exacted what is called “price tag” vengeance against Christians and Muslims in the Holy Land by attacking churches and mosques. The radical Jews claim that Christian and Muslim places of worship will continue to be vandalized as a “price tag” >>>