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Mandating Social Hijab in a Willed Islamic Country is Not the Same Thing as the Banning of Hijab in a Secular One

The death of Mahsa Amini and the ensuing media attention on Iran has brought to light the question of whether it is a double standard, on the one hand, to support the mandatory headcovering and modest clothing policy in the Islamic Republic, whilst on the other hand opposing headcovering bans in secular states such as France. The argument boils down to "individual autonomy" and the lack of state's ability to interfere with a woman's dress code.

Mahsa Amini’s Death Feeds the Western Media Propaganda Machine

Without awaiting any investigation presenting evidence for the cause of her death, which took place shortly after she was arrested by the authorities for not complying with the state’s defined dress code, Western media outlets were quick to blow the trumpet of hysteria. These included claims that, “women are waving their headscarves in the air and lighting them on fire as crowds chanted “women, life, freedom,” “death to the dictator,” and “Iran’s demonstrations quickly began to call for regime change”.

Despite sexual assault allegations, Hockey Canada proceeds with Hosting the 2022 World Junior Championships

What was once a source of national joy and entertainment has recently turned into a black spot in the nation’s hockey history. In May 2022, TSN's Rick Westhead investigated a Hockey Canada settlement with a young woman who alleges that she was sexually assaulted by a group of the Canadian Hockey League players in 2018. The group allegedly included members of that year’s World Juniors-winning Canada team.

‘The Bilderberg meeting is not any of your business’

Following the end of May meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, made public through its website as well as on media outlets,  we are supposed to believe it is a waste of our time to think that the secretive high security Bilderberg meeting,  held in the US capital at the beginning of June,  doesn’t represent nor affect our collective majority interests.

Nazem Kadri Breaks Barriers for Future Hockey Players of Color

When the final buzzer sounded during Sunday’s Game 6 of the 2022 Stanley Cup, I got a little teary-eyed. It wasn’t because the Colorado Avalanche, who I had adopted as my second team after the Toronto Maple Leafs were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs (again), had clinched the Stanley Cup. Nor was it out of spite against the Tampa Bay Lightning, the reigning back-to-back champions who had eliminated my Leafs.
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