GCC: London Metropolitan wins judicial review on decision to remove international status News
Posted September 23, 2012 by AWMWC
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GCC: London Metropolitan wins judicial review on decision to remove international status

https://clinicacampus.com/ortodoncia/ Gulf students win reprieve in UK uni row Hundreds of overseas students at London Metropolitan University, including many from the Gulf region, have been given permission to continue their studies for now after previously facing deportation

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UWE welcomes the first Gaza student winner of the Conflict Zone Bursary News
Posted September 21, 2012 by AWMWC
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UWE welcomes the first Gaza student winner of the Conflict Zone Bursary

20-year old Ahmed Baraka from the war-torn Gaza Strip in Palestine has arrived in Bristol this week to begin his undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering at UWE. He is the first student from Gaza to be awarded the University of the West... Read more

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A Preventable Massacre Opinion
Posted September 17, 2012 by AWMWC
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A Preventable Massacre

https://www.rednirussuppliers.com/indexlist/pcd-pharma-franchise-company-in-pondicherry ON the night of Sept. 16, 1982, the Israeli military allowed a right-wing Lebanese militia to enter two Palestinian refugee camps in Beirut. In the ensuing three-day rampage, the militia, linked to the Maronite Christian Phalange Party, raped... Read more

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Has ‘Citizen Khan’ on BBC One bridged the gap? Opinion
Posted September 15, 2012 by AWMWC
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Has ‘Citizen Khan’ on BBC One bridged the gap?

https://www.pvgov.com/issues/ By Iqbal Tamimi The third episode of the TV comedy series, Citizen Khan, has been aired on BBC One. The show has been watched by at least 3.6million viewers in its first week. And I would say it is a brilliant production that I have personally... Read more

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Sotheby’s brings 40 artefacts to Qatar amid demand growth for art from the region Art and Culture
Posted September 15, 2012 by AWMWC
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Sotheby’s brings 40 artefacts to Qatar amid demand growth for art from the region

Islamic masterworks go on show in Doha US-based Sotheby’s, one of the world’s largest auctioneers of fine and decorative art, is staging an exhibition of Islamic arts in Qatar this weekend. Artefacts valued at millions of dollars... Read more

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Maryam al-Khawaja asks British MPs to put pressure on Bahrain to commit to reforms and free political prisoners Herstory
Posted September 13, 2012 by AWMWC
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Maryam al-Khawaja asks British MPs to put pressure on Bahrain to commit to reforms and free political prisoners

Ambien Online No Prescription Today at the Houses of Parliament, Maryam al-Khawaja asked MPs to put pressure on Bahrain to commit to reforms and free politcal prisoners, including her father and sister. Here, the prominent human rights defender denounces Britain’s... Read more

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