The
latest Pat Condell video, Welcome to Saudi Britain, has been
restored to YouTube.
Pat Condell said:
Enormous thanks to everyone who uploaded the video
and to everyone who contacted YouTube. And my thanks to YouTube for
reinstating the video. I'm very much obliged.
The original petition has closed, but it rose from nowhere to the 24th
most signed in just a few days once people knew it was there.
Now there's a new petition that runs until the new year, and if everyone
signs this one and publicises it there's no reason why we can't get many
thousands of signatures and make the British government take notice.
Sign the petition:
We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to Stop Sharia Law from
being binding in law under arbitration tribunals rules.
Further Details: Sharia law can be enforced in this country by the
county and high courts. This is allowed under rules of arbitration when
both parties in the dispute agree to give the tribunal (in this case a
sharia court) the power to rule on the case. We state that this should
be stopped, as sharia law is totally contrary to western values of fair
and equal justice for all.
Update: A Kuwait View View of Human
Rights and YouTube bans
Based on
article
from
arabtimesonline.com
The
misleadingly named Kuwait Human Rights Society (KHRS) Chairman Dr Adel
Al-Damkhi has asked his government to put pressure on the officials of
YouTube to delete all derogatory statements about Islam and Muslims from
the site.
He urges the authorities to take the necessary legal action in case the
website fails to erase the statements, Al-Damkhi spouted: uttering
profanities against Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is the worst form of human
rights violation in the world. Attacks on the values and tenets of Islam
are extremely dangerous and unacceptable.
Al-Damkhi pointed out the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)
strongly condemns attacks on the holy prophets and religions.
He confirmed KHRS recognizes the importance of freedom of conducting
scientific research, exchange of information, and significance of the
latest technologies and media on human lives...BUT...it is
against how YouTube depicts Islam. He said this is an outright violation
of the human rights of millions of Muslims all over the world.
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