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 Sharialovgivning i Thailand ?
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Lagt på d. 10/11-2006 00:07
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Hejsa, Øhh, ikke for at starte en ny diskussion om islam - men jeg finder nu at denne udtalelse fra den nye premierminister i Thailand virker lidt underlig og absur på mig. http://atvs.vg.no...detected=1 Nogle som har hørt mere om den sag end jeg ? Redigeret af Webmaster d. 10/11-2006 00:18 Med venlig hilsen
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Lagt på d. 10/11-2006 00:22
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det bedste thailand kunne gøre var at sige farvel til de 3 sydlige stater, men det er jo nemt at sige når man er dansker |
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| thaikurt1 |
Lagt på d. 10/11-2006 04:06
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Det er jo det muslimerne vil opnår ved at bruge terror og bombeangreb over for befolkning der ikke er muslimerne. For mig lyder det helt absurd på at Thailand skulle opgiver 3 sydlige stater til muslimerne. Du kan leje deres krop, men du kan aldrig udleje deres sind, endsige deres hjerter."
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| Locturian |
Lagt på d. 10/11-2006 07:17
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Ha, ja, det er så det man får når man indsætter en muslim som leder i et land... Ender jo med at han accepterer det, og giver dem rettighederne til de sydlige stater... Hvad sker der....
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| Payanak |
Lagt på d. 25/01-2007 11:11
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Thailand considers Sharia law in troubled Muslim south. Thai PM Surayud Chulanont (R) visits a school in Narathiwat province, in southern Thailand, in November 2006. BANGKOK : Thailand is considering introducing elements of Sharia law in the troubled Muslim-majority south in an effort to quell the bloody insurgency raging there, the premier said on Wednesday. Surayud Chulanont said his government, installed after a coup last September, wanted the justice system in the three provinces of Yala, Narathiwat and Pattani to be more in line with Islamic law. "My government will improve the justice system to make the system more reliable, and we are considering bringing in parts of Sharia law," he told a seminar of Thai diplomats and ambassadors based in Muslim countries, who had travelled to Bangkok for the meeting. "Sharia law is already in place for family issues such as divorce. The Justice Ministry is studying what additional measures can be introduced," he told reporters after the meeting. He rejected suggestions that the unrest in the provinces bordering Malaysia was connected to an international terrorism movement, but admitted that the militants had used religion to galvanise support. More than 1,800 people, both Buddhist and Muslim, have been killed in the southernmost provinces - which were an independent Malay sultanate until 1902 - since the latest insurgency broke out three years ago. "The current unrest in the south has nothing to do with terrorism," Surayud said. He reiterated that his government would use peaceful means to solve the unrest in the south, and vowed to make a distinction between militants and those who simply sympathised with their cause. "But the law must be strictly applied to the core militant members," he added. Surayud asked all Thai diplomats posted in Muslim countries to make sure people in the Muslim world understood the problems in south and the government's attempt to solve them. "Militants attempt to internationalise the problem by... using foreign countries as a base, so to solve the problem we must obtain understanding and cooperation from foreign countries," he said. The post-coup government has tried to promote peace in the Muslim-majority region, offering to hold talks with militants and apologising for past mistakes. But the olive-branches have had little effect so far. [url]www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_asiapacific/view/254544/1/.html[/url] |
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