AdilanClub: EAT THAT IBRAHIM ALI! God-fearing Christians are good for M'sia - Najib

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PETALING JAYA- The government has responded to the growing concerns from the Christian community here that not enough was being done to engage them.

This among others could be seen from the government's decision to lift the travel restrictions to Jerusalem

This move reflects the government's clear aim to recognise the needs of the Christian community in Malaysia said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said today.

"I believe that God fearing Christians with strong values is a good thing for Malaysia.

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AdilanClub: "I got so drunk, I didn’t remember having sex"

Life was one big boozy party for nightlife marketer Trina
 (all names have been changed),  25 -– non-stop highs, and even one-night stands while she was supposed to be working. She tells JEANNE TAI why she’s done with “party sex”.

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I’ve worked in the nightlife industry for three years, doing publicity and marketing for the trendiest clubs in town. I’ve not only had my own experiences with “party sex”, but I’ve seen it happen with others as well.

I’ve watched women get plastered, with guys all over them. I’ve seen so-called “friends” letting their drunken girl pals leave the club with men they’ve only just met. I wouldn’t trust a strange guy to take my friend home. But what can you do? Crap happens.

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AdilanClub: Sonali Mukherjee - acid attack victim who became a TV millionaire

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When Sonali Mukherjee spurned the advances of three of her fellow students, they responded by melting her face with acid.

But rather than hiding herself away, the 27-year-old applied to appear on country's most-watched TV quiz show -- and walked away a millionaire. "If you can stare at a picture of a pretty woman then you can look at my burnt face too," Mukherjee tells AFP in her tiny home in the capital New Delhi.
"It's very easy for victims of acid attacks to swallow poison but I made the choice to stand up and scream and shout against the violence."

The recent gang-rape of a university student on a bus in New Delhi -- which sparked angry protests across the country -- has again shone an uncomfortable spotlight on the levels of violence against women in the country, where sex assaults are often dismissed as mere "eve-teasing".

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AdilanClub: GANG RAPE victim recounts ordeal

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NEW DELHI - An Indian student who was savagely gang-raped has begun to recount her ordeal to police, reports said Sunday, as authorities reacted to violent protests by banning demonstrations in the capital.

The victim, a 23-year-old physiotherapy student who had been battling for her life since the assault a week ago, gave her first statement to police late Saturday in the New Delhi hospital where she is being treated.

"All six men took turns to sexually assault me," the Hindustan Times newspaper quoted the victim as saying to police.

"They threw us on the side of the road where I then fainted," she added.

Her answers to the questioning appeared to confirm most of the details that officers had already managed to piece together from a statement by her 28-year-old male companion who was also assaulted and thrown off the vehicle.

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