Saudi Female Students Protest, Results in Violence

It seems that all over the Middle East, there is a female uprising. An extremely violent female student protest has occurred over the educational conditions and cleanliness of their university. It has reportedly resulted in one death and several injured university student. Here is an in depth coverage, with all the facts, videos and tweets.

"Sister says that they were assaulted by the female security guards on campus using fire extinguishers and water hoses, Sounds familiar?"

A news roundup of Bahrain and its wavering revolution.

"While the world looks the other way, the Bahraini government continues to ride rough shod over commitments its has repeatedly made to protect protestors and abide by the rule of law."

It is probably one of the most uncomfortable subjects in the world, but incestuous child abuse exists. This blogger discusses an article about such child abuse in Jordan and how it is overlooked by the courts. Although you are more likely to spend more prison time for stealing a purse than for molesting a child, victims should not be disheartened. One's life doesn't end here.

"I don’t want to say anything more. Since I’ve read this article, I’ve been feeling bad about the fact that our society still doesn’t understand the consequences of what they believe is right. They want to hide their bad habits and get more and more children down."

The Lebanese don't only have a case of selective memory, but selective demonization, as well. OK, the Lara Fabian and Armin Van Buren clamor might have been fair enough. There is currently a big stink over a Natalie Portman billboard ad for Dior. It would seem fair enough if months before there wasn't another billboard of Portman suggestively huddling her curves. Yet. not a word on that billboard.

"At the moment, most Lebanese are too consumed with things like making a living, avoiding potholes, managing through horrific traffic, dealing with electricity shortages and inflation to care about all things Palestinian."