| Date | Country | City | Killed | Injured | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9/1/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 0 | Islamic gunmen kill two civilians at point-blank range at a market. |
| 9/1/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 0 | A 22-year-old Buddhist student is shot to death by Muslims while sitting on his motorcycle. |
| 9/1/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 1 | 0 | A Thai soldier is killed in a Muslim terror attack. |
| 9/1/2007 | Pakistan | Bajur | 4 | 5 | A suicide bomber kills four Pakistanis at a police checkpoint. |
| 8/31/2007 | Ingushetia | Karabulak | 3 | 0 | Islamic terrorists murder a female teacher's husband and her two sons, one of whom was disabled, in her home. |
| 8/31/2007 | Afghanistan | Kabul | 1 | 4 | A suicide bomber pulls his car up next to a crowd of people at an airport and detonates. |
| 8/31/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A railroad worker is murderd by Muslim terrorists on the job. |
| 8/31/2007 | Afghanistan | Kunar | 10 | 5 | At least ten Afghan women and children are killed by a Taliban mortar attack on their neighborhood. |
| 8/31/2007 | Iraq | al-Jallam | 4 | 7 | A suicide car bomber kills four Iraqi police. |
| 8/31/2007 | Ingushetia | Nazran | 4 | 0 | A car bomb takes out four people. |
| 8/31/2007 | Pakistan | Mingora | 3 | 8 | Three people are killed in a bombing by Muslim radicals. |
| 8/31/2007 | India | Baramulla | 1 | 0 | A retired policeman is brutally murdered by the Mujahideen. |
| 8/31/2007 | Iraq | Kirkuk | 1 | 0 | Religious fundamentalists gun down a barber. |
| 8/30/2007 | Pakistan | Swat | 7 | 3 | A brutal attack by Islamic militants on a security patrol leaves seven dead. |
| 8/30/2007 | India | Behak | 1 | 0 | A civilian is abducted and executed by the Mujahideen. |
| 8/29/2007 | Pakistan | Islamabad | 2 | 0 | A Christian pastor had his wife are brutally murdered in their home by Muslim gunmen. |
| 8/29/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 0 | Two civilians are shot to death by Islamic militias. |
| 8/29/2007 | Iraq | Muqdadiyah | 8 | 0 | Eight Iraqi policemen are killed in a bombing by Sunni radicals. |
| 8/29/2007 | Iraq | Mosul | 6 | 0 | Six people are brutally killed by Islamic terrorists. Two are beheaded and one is burned. |
| 8/29/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 1 | 3 | Militant Muslims gun down a village head. |
| 8/29/2007 | Afghanistan | Bharmal | 6 | 12 | An Islamic suicide bomber detonates in a market, killing six innocents. |
| 8/29/2007 | Iraq | al-Bu Ajeel | 6 | 0 | A woman and her five children are murdered when Jihadis storm their home. |
| 8/28/2007 | Iraq | Karbala | 3 | 1 | A small boy is among three Shia pilgrims cut down by Sunni snipers. |
| 8/28/2007 | Afghanistan | Paktia | 3 | 6 | A religious extremist murders three NATO soldiers helping to build a bridge. |
| 8/28/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 1 | 0 | A 40-year-old Buddhist woman is shot to death by Muslim militants as she arrives for work at a rubber plantation. |
| 8/28/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 2 | A guard for the Thai queen is cut down in an ambush by Islamic radicals. |
| 8/28/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 4 | 6 | Four civilians are pumped full of bullets as Somali Islamists vow to keep 'fighting.' |
| 8/28/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 22 | 27 | Sectarian attacks leave two dozen dead. |
| 8/28/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 2 | 0 | Two men are killed by militant Muslims in drive-by shootings. |
| 8/28/2007 | India | Pulwama | 1 | 0 | A schoolteacher is abducted and murdered by the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen. |
| 8/28/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 0 | A Buddhist woman is brutally killed by militant Islamists. |
| 8/28/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 1 | 0 | Muslim radicals kill a 67-year-old Buddhist construction worker and then set his body on fire. |
| 8/28/2007 | Thailand | Songkhla | 1 | 0 | Muslims murder an ice cream vendor on the side of the road. |
| 8/27/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 1 | 0 | A second school teacher is murdered by Islamic extremists. |
| 8/27/2007 | Iraq | Fallujah | 10 | 11 | A suicidal Sunni blows himself up near a rival mosque, taking ten innocents out with him. |
| 8/27/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 15 | 9 | Shia pilgrims are shot dead by Sunni snipers, adding to the sectarian violence. |
| 8/27/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 1 | 0 | A female teacher is murdered by Muslim radicals in front of her pupils. |
| 8/26/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 12 | 9 | A female pilgrim and several children are among Shias targeted by radical Sunnis, as a dozen people are killed. |
| 8/26/2007 | Pakistan | Swat | 4 | 2 | A suicide bomber takes out four Pakistanis at a checkpoint. |
| 8/26/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 9 | Two people are killed in separate grenade attacks by Islamic extremists. |
| 8/26/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 2 | 0 | Two rubber tappers are murdered by Islamic radicals while on their way to work. |
| 8/26/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 3 | 5 | Two young boys and an adult are killed by a bomb planted in a school yard. |
| 8/26/2007 | Iraq | Mahmudiyah | 1 | 2 | Sunni terrorists take out a child in a mortar attack. |
| 8/26/2007 | Pakistan | Bajaur | 1 | 0 | A 40-year-old civilian is shot to death by Taliban extremists. |
| 8/25/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 17 | 30 | A car bomb attack near a shrine is one of several sectarian attacks that leave at least seventeen people dead. |
| 8/25/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 1 | 12 | A Buddhist woman is cut down by an Islamic bomb attack in front of a grocery. |
| 8/25/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A barber is murdered by Muslim extremists. |
| 8/25/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 10 | 5 | Religious extemists kill ten Afghans in two bombings. |
| 8/25/2007 | India | Hyderabad | 42 | 70 | At least forty-two people, including children, are blown to bits by bombs placed at a food stall and an amusment park. |
| 8/25/2007 | Iraq | Khan Bani Saad | 8 | 7 | Eight people are kidnapped and brutally tortured to death by al-Qaeda militants. |
| 8/24/2007 | Iraq | Diwaniya | 2 | 0 | Sunni gunmen shoot two construction workers to death. |
| 8/24/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A 71-year-old man is shot to death by Muslim terrorists as he is riding to a teashop. |
| 8/24/2007 | Pakistan | Miranshah | 5 | 10 | Five Pakistanis are killed by a suicide bomber at a checkpost. |
| 8/24/2007 | Somalia | El Ilan | 1 | 1 | Muslim gunmen open fire on a minibus, killing a journalist. |
| 8/24/2007 | Pakistan | Dera Ismail Khan | 1 | 0 | A 22-year-old man is shot to death by sectarian rivals. |
| 8/24/2007 | Iraq | Samarra | 3 | 9 | An 11-year-old girl is among three people killed in an al-Qaeda attack on their village. |
| 8/24/2007 | Iraq | Hawija | 1 | 0 | Religious fundamentalists murder a barber. |
| 8/24/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 1 | 0 | A 50-year-old schoolmaster is forced off the road by Muslim radicals, who shoot him and then set fire to his body. |
| 8/23/2007 | Iraq | Ibrahim Yehyia | 25 | 20 | al-Qaeda militants attack two Sunni villages with mortars and machine guns, killing twenty-five villagers. |
| 8/23/2007 | Iraq | Mosul | 9 | 12 | Nine people are killed in various attacks by Islamic terrorists. |
| 8/23/2007 | Afghanistan | Zabul | 10 | 0 | Ten Afghan security guards are massacred in an ambush by Sunni extremists. |
| 8/23/2007 | Afghanistan | Helmand | 3 | 13 | Three Afghan civilians are murdered in a Taliban suicide attack. |
| 8/23/2007 | India | Handwara | 1 | 0 | Islamic militants shoot an innocent man to death inside his home. |
| 8/23/2007 | India | Poonch | 1 | 0 | A policeman is abducted and beheaded by Muslim radicals. |
| 8/23/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 16 | 17 | A child is among sixteen people murdered by Jihadis in various attacks. |
| 8/22/2007 | Afghanistan | Paktia | 2 | 4 | Two engineers are shot to death by the Taliban. |
| 8/22/2007 | Iraq | Beiji | 45 | 80 | A suicidal Sunni drives a truck bomb into a police station, incinerating twenty-five police and twenty civilians. |
| 8/22/2007 | Afghanistan | Khost | 4 | 8 | A Fedayeen suicide bomber kills four Afghans on a highway. |
| 8/22/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 0 | Islamic militias are suspected in the murder of a civilian at a market. |
| 8/22/2007 | Somalia | Suqa Holaha | 2 | 5 | Two people are killed when Islamists hurl a grenade into the street. |
| 8/22/2007 | Iraq | Tikrit | 2 | 12 | Jihadis kill two civilians with a roadside bomb. |
| 8/22/2007 | Iraq | Tal Afar | 2 | 5 | Radical Sunnis take out two pipe layers with a bomb blast. |
| 8/22/2007 | Iraq | Muqdadiyah | 6 | 50 | A suicide bomber on a motorcycle kills six Iraqis. |
| 8/22/2007 | Iraq | Kufa | 1 | 0 | A female university professer is stabbed to death by Islamic radicals. |
| 8/22/2007 | Ingushetia | Nazran | 1 | 5 | Islamic terrorists attack a security convoy, killing at least one member. |
| 8/22/2007 | Afghanistan | Nuristan | 2 | 11 | Two Afghan soldiers are killed when religious extremists stage an attack on a base. |
| 8/22/2007 | Pakistan | Quetta | 0 | 16 | A barbershop is one of two sites attacked by fundamentalists with grenades. |
| 8/22/2007 | India | Doda | 1 | 0 | A civilian is abducted and murdered by the Mujahideen. |
| 8/21/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 0 | Muslims kill a man elected to replace another official who was slaughtered along with his family. |
| 8/21/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 17 | 14 | Two passengers on a minibus are among fourteen Iraqis murdered by Jihadis in various attacks. |
| 8/21/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 5 | An Islamist walks into a restaurant and shoot a civilian to death. |
| 8/21/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A Buddhist security guard is murdered by Mulslim extremists, who then attempt to cut the head from the body. |
| 8/21/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 1 | 0 | A Buddhist official is gunned down by Islamic radicals. |
| 8/21/2007 | Iraq | Latifiya | 9 | 2 | Nine members of a family, including a baby, are murdered by Shiite radicals inside their home. |
| 8/21/2007 | Pakistan | Mohallah | 1 | 4 | A woman is killed when fundamentalists toss a grenade into a brothel. |
| 8/21/2007 | Afghanistan | Zabul | 6 | 0 | Religious extremists ambush and kill six Afghan cops. |
| 8/21/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 0 | A man is shot to death by Muslim terrorists while sitting in a tea shop. |
| 8/21/2007 | Philippines | Zamboanga | 0 | 14 | Abu Sayyaf sympathizers place a bomb at a city plaza, injuring fourteen people. |
| 8/21/2007 | Lebanon | Nahr al-Bared | 2 | 0 | Fatah al-Islam gunmen kill two Lebanese soldiers. |
| 8/21/2007 | Pakistan | Bannu | 4 | 0 | Pro-Taliban militants attack a checkpoint with rockets, leaving three Pakistani soldiers and a woman dead. |
| 8/20/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 20 | 36 | Two Jihad bombings and random shootings leave over twenty people dead. |
| 8/20/2007 | Pakistan | Hangu | 4 | 18 | A woman passerby is among four killed when a Fedayeen suicide bomber rams into a military vehicle. |
| 8/20/2007 | India | Shopian | 1 | 0 | A farmer is shot to death by the Mujahideen. |
| 8/20/2007 | Iraq | al-Rumeitha | 4 | 2 | Shiite militants assassinate a provincial governor. |
| 8/20/2007 | Sri Lanka | Trincomalee | 2 | 0 | Two men (ages 29 and 54) are killed by Jihadi gunmen. |
| 8/19/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 31 | 51 | A Jihad mortar attack and various shootings leave more than thirty people dead, including children. |
| 8/18/2007 | Pakistan | Jandola | 1 | 0 | al-Qaeda militants kidnap and behead a teacher. |
| 8/18/2007 | Pakistan | Miran Shah | 1 | 2 | A suicide bomber detonates at an army checkpoint, killing at least one Pakistani. |
| 8/18/2007 | India | Doda | 1 | 0 | The body of a 26-year-old woman is found murdered days after she was taken by the Mujahideen. |
| 8/18/2007 | Iraq | Khalis | 7 | 35 | A baby is among seven people killed when Holy Warriors pump mortars and rockets into a residential neighborhood. |
| 8/18/2007 | Afghanistan | Ghazni | 2 | 2 | Religious extremists kill two Afghan cops with a roadside bomb. |
| 8/18/2007 | Pakistan | Lakhi Ghulam Shah | 2 | 0 | A woman and her suspected lover are shot to death by her brother-in-law. |
| 8/18/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 15 | 26 | Fifteen Afghans, mostly civilians, are blown to bits by a suicidal Sunni along a highway. |
| 8/18/2007 | Pakistan | Bajaur | 1 | 0 | Taliban militants shoot a man to death in his home. |
| 8/18/2007 | India | Rajouri | 1 | 0 | The Mujahideen kidnap a civilian and kill him in captivity. |
| 8/18/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 4 | An elderly man and a woman are killed in separate attacks by Islamic militias. |
| 8/18/2007 | India | Kandi | 1 | 0 | The Mujahideen chop out a 70-year-old man's eyes and behead him. |
| 8/18/2007 | Pakistan | Bannu | 1 | 5 | A cop is killed in a hand grenade attack by Islamic militants. |
| 8/18/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 4 | 3 | A Taliban suicide bomber targets a road construction crew, killing four guards. |
| 8/17/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 1 | Islamic militias rocket a house, killing a woman. |
| 8/17/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 4 | 2 | Three young children under the age of 10 are slaughtered along with their father by a Fedayeen suicide bomber. |
| 8/17/2007 | Iraq | Kirkuk | 3 | 42 | Two separate bombings by Sunni radicals kill three civilians and injure over forty. |
| 8/17/2007 | Iraq | Haditha | 3 | 0 | Three people are kidnapped, tortured and shot to death by sectarian rivals. |
| 8/17/2007 | India | Pulwama | 5 | 3 | Mujahideen use an IED to kill five Indian soldiers traveling along a road. |
| 8/17/2007 | India | Baramulla | 2 | 0 | A policeman and his elderly father are brutally murdered inside their hom by Islamic militants. |
| 8/17/2007 | India | Rajouri | 1 | 0 | A civilian is kidnapped and killed in captivity by radical Muslims. |
| 8/17/2007 | Pakistan | Khyber | 7 | 0 | Seven people are killed in clashes between radical Islamist groups. |
| 8/16/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 19 | 0 | Nineteen victims of sectarian Jihadis are discovered by police. |
| 8/16/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 3 | Two Somalis are killed in a mine attack by Islamic militias. |
| 8/16/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 0 | Islamic gunmen shoot two civilians to death at a market. |
| 8/16/2007 | Pakistan | Bajaur | 2 | 2 | A tribal elder and his guard are killed in a bombing by Islamists. |
| 8/16/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 10 | 20 | Ten Iraqis are blown apart when Islamic terrorists detonate a car bomb on a public square. |
| 8/16/2007 | Pakistan | Spinwara | 2 | 4 | Two soldiers are killed in an al-Qaeda IED attack. |
| 8/15/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 22 | 4 | Jihad attacks leave twenty-two Iraqis dead. |
| 8/15/2007 | Afghanistan | Kabul | 3 | 1 | Religious extremists kill three German police officers with a roadside bomb. |
| 8/15/2007 | Somalia | Afgoye | 2 | 12 | Militant Muslims throw a grenade into a market, killing two people. |
| 8/15/2007 | Chechnya | Avturi | 1 | 0 | A government official is killed when the Mujahideen attack his vehicle with grenades. |
| 8/15/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 6 | 1 | Islamists kill six Somalis in two separate attacks. |
| 8/15/2007 | Iraq | Kirkuk | 5 | 30 | Islamic terrorists car bomb a marketplace, killing five people. |
| 8/15/2007 | Iraq | Hilla | 5 | 12 | A suicide bomber kills five people inside a judge's home. |
| 8/15/2007 | Paksitan | Swabi | 2 | 0 | A teacher and student are killed when Islamists bomb a house. |
| 8/15/2007 | Chechnya | Grozny | 1 | 0 | A policeman is killed in a drive-by attack from militant Muslims. |
| 8/14/2007 | Iraq | Suwayra | 3 | 0 | Sunni extremists invade the home of a policeman and shoot his pregnant wife, son and brother to death. |
| 8/14/2007 | Afghanistan | Zhari | 7 | 0 | Six Aafghan civilians and their guard are killed in an al-Qaeda rocket attack on their minibus. |
| 8/14/2007 | Pakistan | Jandola | 1 | 0 | Islamic radicals kidnap and behead a Pakistani soldier. |
| 8/14/2007 | Iraq | Khalis | 15 | 0 | Fifteen Iraqi men are kidnapped and murdered by Islamic extremists. |
| 8/14/2007 | Iraq | Ghraiya | 4 | 0 | Jihadis kill three women and a man, who are sleeping on the roof of their home. |
| 8/14/2007 | Iraq | Sinjar | 500 | 1500 | Five separate suicide bombings by al-Qaeda militants targeted at a religious minority group kill five hundred innocents. |
| 8/14/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 0 | Muslim radicals stab a 56-year-old man to death at his rubber plantation. |
| 8/14/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 2 | A 26-year-old man is shot to death by Muslim militants. |
| 8/13/2007 | Iraq | Samarrah | 3 | 0 | Three civilians are shot and killed by Islamic terrorists. |
| 8/13/2007 | Afghanistan | Spin Boldak | 5 | 3 | Religioius extremists kill five Afghan police with a roadside bomb. |
| 8/13/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 3 | 12 | Three civilians are killed when Islamic militants bomb a passenger bus. |
| 8/13/2007 | India | Bandipore | 4 | 11 | Four civilians are killed when Mujahideen militants hurl a grenade into a crowded street. |
| 8/13/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A 38-year-old trader is murdered by Islamic gunmen. |
| 8/13/2007 | Iraq | Khanaqin | 5 | 4 | Radical Shiites kill five policemen with a bomb. |
| 8/13/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 2 | A young boy is killed when Islamic militias assault a police station. |
| 8/13/2007 | Lebanon | Nahr al-Bared | 1 | 0 | A Fatah al-Islam sniper murders a Lebanese soldier. |
| 8/13/2007 | Pakistan | Swat | 4 | 6 | Four people are killed when Islamic terrorists detonate a roadside bomb against a passing vehicle. |
| 8/13/2007 | Russia | Novgorod | 0 | 60 | A militant Islamic group derails a commuter train with a bomb, injuring sixty people. |
| 8/13/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 0 | A man sitting in a tea shop is assassinated by Muslim radicals. |
| 8/12/2007 | India | Doda | 1 | 0 | The Mujahideen shoot a policeman to death as he is walking home. |
| 8/12/2007 | Pakistan | Peshawar | 1 | 0 | A Sunni is gunned down by Shia radicals. |
| 8/12/2007 | Algeria | Amdjoudh | 3 | 0 | Islamic fundamentalists kill three members of a security patrol with a bomb. |
| 8/12/2007 | Iraq | Hilla | 3 | 0 | Two women are among three people killed by Islamic terrorists. |
| 8/12/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 20 | 22 | Sectarian Jihadis rack up twenty Iraqi scalps. |
| 8/12/2007 | Pakistan | Miranshah | 1 | 0 | Two Afghan civilians are kidnapped and beheaded by Muslim radicals in separate incidents. |
| 8/11/2007 | Iraq | Qadisiya | 6 | 0 | Jihadis kille six Iraqis with a roadside bomb. |
| 8/11/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 14 | 17 | Fourteen people are killed in sectarian violence within the Religion of Peace. |
| 8/11/2007 | Iraq | Ishaqi | 4 | 0 | Islamic extremists kill and dismember four people. |
| 8/11/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 2 | A journalist is killed by Islamic militias as he is returning from the funeral of a colleague murdered dies earlier. |
| 8/11/2007 | Pakistan | Hangu | 3 | 2 | Three police are murdered by Islamic militants. |
| 8/10/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 3 | 0 | Three civilians are killed when Islamic militias attack with mortars and heavy machine guns. |
| 8/10/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 1 | Two men are shot by Muslim radicals. Only one survives. |
| 8/10/2007 | Iraq | Kirkuk | 8 | 45 | Islamic terrorists bomb a market, killing eight patrons. |
| 8/10/2007 | Afghanistan | Badghis | 7 | 0 | Seven Afghans are killed when Taliban extremists ambush a security patrol. |
| 8/10/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 3 | 0 | Three government officials are assassinated by Muslim militants as they are walking home. |
| 8/10/2007 | Iraq | Ein Zala | 4 | 14 | Four Kurds are killed in a suicide bomb by Sunni fanatics. |
| 8/9/2007 | Pakistan | Mir Ali | 2 | 0 | Two tribesman are murdered by Taliban loyalists. |
| 8/9/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 0 | A woman dies from shrapnel injuries following a Religion of Peace grenade attack in a commercial district. |
| 8/9/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 22 | 8 | A man and his wife are among two dozen people killed by sectarian Jihadis in various attacks. |
| 8/9/2007 | Philippines | Maimbung | 21 | 2 | Abu Sayyaf terrorists ambush a security patrol, killing nine members. A dozen more are cut down in the ensuing firefight. |
| 8/9/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 5 | 0 | Five people are gunned down by Islamic radicals in separate drive-by attacks. |
| 8/9/2007 | Turkey | Kars | 2 | 0 | A 19-year-old boy beats his sister and divorced mother to death at the request of his father to 'clean the honor of his family." |
| 8/8/2007 | Iraq | Baqubah | 4 | 4 | Four members of a family are murdered inside their home by Islamic terrorists. |
| 8/8/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 0 | A 66-year-old man is brutally shot to death by Islamists as he is walking in his orchard. |
| 8/8/2007 | Iraq | Samarra | 8 | 2 | Jihadis kill eight Iraqis with mortars. |
| 8/8/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 15 | 19 | A little girl is among those killed by Freedom Fighters in various attacks on civilians. |
| 8/8/2007 | Iraq | Baqubah | 5 | 10 | A fundamentalist bomber detonates himself in a barbershop, killing five innocents. |
| 8/8/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 2 | 0 | Muslim gunmen storm a medical clinic and murder two Buddhist workers. |
| 8/8/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 2 | 0 | Muslims decapitate two elderly Buddhists, then set fire to their houses. |
| 8/8/2007 | Pakistan | Chargano | 5 | 10 | The Taliban lay siege to a village, killing five and wounding ten. |
| 8/8/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 2 | 0 | Two men are shot to death by Muslim radicals. |
| 8/8/2007 | Iraq | Hawija | 2 | 6 | An infant and one other person are killed by Muslim terrorists. |
| 8/8/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 4 | 0 | Four people are shot to death by Islamic militias in separate attacks. |
| 8/7/2007 | Chechnya | Grozny | 2 | 0 | Two Russians are shot to death in a Mujahideen ambush. |
| 8/7/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 2 | 2 | A roadside bombing by Muslim radicals leaves two Thai soldiers dead. |
| 8/7/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 0 | A man is murdered and his body burned by Islamic separatists. |
| 8/7/2007 | Pal. Auth. | Gaza | 2 | 5 | Two Gaza children, ages 6 and 8, are killed by a rocket fired at Israel by a Palestinian Islamic group. |
| 8/7/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 21 | 9 | Sectarian Jihadis rack up twenty-one dead Iraqis in various attacks. |
| 8/7/2007 | Iraq | Muqdadiya | 1 | 1 | Muslim gunmen open fire on children, killing one. |
| 8/7/2007 | Pakistan | Banda | 1 | 0 | A security patrol member is blown apart by Islamists while fetching water from a stream. |
| 8/7/2007 | Somalia | Banadir | 2 | 4 | A mother and her 11-year-old daughter are killed when Islamists detonate a roadside bomb. |
| 8/7/2007 | Iraq | Salah al Khalaf | 7 | 8 | Seven civilians are killed in a Mujahideen car bombing at a market. |
| 8/7/2007 | Iraq | Samarra | 5 | 2 | Three women and two children are killed in a Jihad mortar attack. |
| 8/6/2007 | Iraq | Qabak | 33 | 54 | A suicidal Sunni manages to kill thirty-four innocents in a Shiite neighborhood, which include seventeen children and ten women. |
| 8/6/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 34 | 32 | Thirty-four people are killed in various Religion of Peace attacks around the city. |
| 8/6/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | Muslim terrorists shoot a man to death in his home. |
| 8/6/2007 | Iraq | Karbala | 1 | 0 | Islamic terrorists shoot the chairwoman for a humanitarian organization two times in the head. |
| 8/6/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 0 | Muslim terrorists gun down a 61-year-old civilian on his way home. |
| 8/6/2007 | India | Pulwama | 1 | 0 | A civilian is abducted four days earlier and murdered by the Mujahideen. |
| 8/6/2007 | Iraq | al-Aameryia | 36 | 0 | Thirty-six Iraqi heads are liberated from their bodies by Islamic Freedom Fighters. |
| 8/5/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 2 | 0 | Taliban extremists kill two civilians with a roadside blast. |
| 8/5/2007 | Chechnya | Tsa-Vedeno | 3 | 0 | Three people, including a child, are burned to death in their car by Holy Warriors. |
| 8/5/2007 | Iraq | Mahmudiya | 2 | 5 | A suicide bomber slays two innocents at an auto repair shop. |
| 8/5/2007 | Iraq | Mosul | 6 | 0 | Two children are among six people kidnapped, tortured and executed by Islamic terrorists. |
| 8/5/2007 | Afghanistan | Kunar | 5 | 6 | Five Afghan police are murdered in two terror attacks by religious extremists. |
| 8/5/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 2 | 0 | Two Thai soldiers on motorcycles are shot and killed by Muslim radicals. |
| 8/5/2007 | India | Doda | 1 | 9 | The Mujahideen gun down a cop and throw a grenade into a market, injuring nine civilians. |
| 8/5/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 32 | 14 | Sectarian Jihadis rack up over thirty Muslim rivals in various attacks. |
| 8/4/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 1 | 0 | A 45-year-old guard is shot to death at point-blank range by Muslim radicals. |
| 8/4/2007 | Dagestan | Sergokala | 1 | 2 | A police officer is gunned down by Islamic militants. |
| 8/4/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 2 | 0 | Two civilians are killed by a Fedayeen suicide bomber. |
| 8/4/2007 | Pakistan | Miranshah | 4 | 6 | Four Pakistanis are killed when Taliban militants attack a check-point. |
| 8/4/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 26 | 13 | A doctor is among over two dozen people killed by sectarian Jihadis in various attacks. |
| 8/4/2007 | Pakistan | Parachinar | 8 | 43 | At least eight people, including two young children, are killed when a suicide bomber attacks a car showroom and taxi stand. |
| 8/4/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 3 | Islamists recruit a teenager to throw a grenade into a funeral procession, killing one. |
| 8/4/2007 | Afghanistan | Kabul | 3 | 2 | A religious extremist kills three civilians in a suicide blast. |
| 8/4/2007 | Afghanistan | Logar | 4 | 3 | Four Afghan police are killed when Sunni terrorists rocket their vehicle. |
| 8/4/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 4 | 0 | Four civilians are blown to bits when Holy Warriors target their vehicle with a roadside bomb. |
| 8/4/2007 | Somalia | Suuq Baad | 2 | 6 | Two people are killed when Islamic militants hurl grenades into a crowded market. |
| 8/4/2007 | Saudi Arabia | Riyadh | 2 | 2 | Two maids are beaten to death by seven familiy members who accuse them of practicing 'black magic.' |
| 8/4/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 3 | 0 | Three civilians in a pick-up truck are ambushed and murdered by Islamic terrorists. |
| 8/3/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 0 | Islamists force their way into a home to shoot a government official to death. |
| 8/3/2007 | Pakistan | Swat | 2 | 6 | A suicide bomber kills two people and injures six from the same family. |
| 8/3/2007 | India | Banihal | 0 | 24 | Two dozen people are injured when Islamic terrorists toss a grenade into a crowded marketplace. |
| 8/3/2007 | Afghanistan | Kunar | 3 | 5 | The Taliban kill three Afghan police with a bomb attack on their vehicle. |
| 8/3/2007 | Iraq | Muhbabiya | 17 | 0 | Seventeen women, children and elderly Iraqis are found in a mass grave following an al-Qaeda massacre. |
| 8/3/2007 | Philippines | Koronadal | 1 | 12 | A Christian pastor is killed in a bus bombing by a group linked to the Moro Islamic terror group. |
| 8/3/2007 | Iraq | Diyala | 4 | 9 | Muslim gunmen murder two children and two adults in a brutal attack on a home. |
| 8/3/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 13 | 0 | Thirteen victims of sectarian violence are found scattered throughout the city. |
| 8/2/2007 | Iraq | Balad | 1 | 6 | A young girl is killed in a mortar barrage by Muslim terrorists. |
| 8/2/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 30 | 8 | Sectarian Jihadis shoot or blast thirty Iraqis to death in various attacks. |
| 8/2/2007 | Iraq | Kirkuk | 5 | 0 | Five brothers who worked as day laborers are kidnapped and executed by Muslim terrorists. |
| 8/2/2007 | Pakistan | Sargodha | 1 | 1 | A Fedayeen fires at police, killing one in a suicide bid. |
| 8/2/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 2 | 8 | Two Thai soldiers are killed in separate bombing and shooting attacks. |
| 8/2/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 8 | 20 | A mother and her two daughters are among eight killed when Islamic militias rain down mortars on a neighborhood. |
| 8/2/2007 | Iraq | Hibhib | 15 | 17 | Fifteen people are killed when a sucide bomber detonates along a city street. |
| 8/2/2007 | Somalia | Balad | 1 | 4 | An grenade attack on Ethiopians leaves one dead. |
| 8/1/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 2 | 1 | Islamists ambush a group guarding a train station, killing two members. |
| 8/1/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 11 | A Buddhist woman is blown to bits when Muslim radicals bomb a shopping district. |
| 8/1/2007 | Lebanon | Nahr al-Bared | 1 | 0 | A Fatah al-Islam sniper kills a Lebanese soldier. |
| 8/1/2007 | Afghanistan | Kabul | 1 | 5 | A suicide bomber kills an Afghan truck driver. |
| 8/1/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 15 | 25 | At least fifteen people are blown to bits when a suicide bomber detonates in a city square. |
| 8/1/2007 | Iraq | Baqubah | 25 | 40 | Islamic terrorists bomb a marketplace, killing twenty-five patrons. |
| 8/1/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 12 | 20 | A dozen civilians are killed in various Religion of Peace attacks around the city. |
| 8/1/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 3 | 6 | A young boy is killed when Islamists throw a grenaded into a market. Two other bodies are found nearby. |
| 8/1/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 0 | A 62-year-old man is shot to death by radical Muslims. |
| 8/1/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 2 | 0 | A father and son are murdered by Islamic terrorists at their home. |
| 8/1/2007 | Pakistan | Bannu | 1 | 0 | Talibanis murder a Pakistani soldier taken hostage. |
| 8/1/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 50 | 60 | A Fedayeen suicide bomber detonates at a petrol station, killing at least fifty innocents. |
| 8/1/2007 | Iraq | Hibhib | 14 | 0 | Fourteen villagers are kidnapped and executed by Sunni militants. |
| 8/1/2007 | Lebanon | Nahr el-Bared | 4 | 0 | Four Lebanese soldiers are killed by Fatah al-Islam snipers and bombers. |
| 7/31/2007 | Afghanistan | Kabul | 1 | 0 | The Taliban murder a 29-year-old Christian man taken hostage. |
| 7/31/2007 | Ingushetia | Magas | 1 | 3 | Muslim gunmen attack a bus carrying police officers, killing one. |
| 7/31/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 3 | 4 | A 4-year-old child is among three people killed in a brutal rocket attack by Islamists shouting 'Allah Akbar.' |
| 7/31/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 12 | 12 | A teacher and an engineer are among a dozen people shot and killed in various Jihad attacks around the country. |
| 7/31/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 5 | 3 | Islamic terrorists blow up a minibus, killing five civilian passengers that included a woman. |
| 7/31/2007 | Pakistan | Bannu | 1 | 4 | Religious extremists ambush a group of soldiers, killing one. |
| 7/30/2007 | Pakistan | Miranshah | 7 | 1 | Four civilians are among seven killed by Taliban militants in two separate attacks. |
| 7/30/2007 | Pakistan | Punjab | 1 | 0 | A Christian man is shot to death by two Muslims. |
| 7/30/2007 | India | Ramban | 1 | 0 | Hizb-ul-Mujahideen members kidnap and behead a government teacher. |
| 7/30/2007 | India | Pulwama | 2 | 6 | Two children (ages 12 and 14) are killed when Islamists throw grenades at a tourist vehicle. |
| 7/30/2007 | Iraq | Balad | 4 | 6 | A suicide bomber kills six people with a loaded fuel truck. |
| 7/30/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 12 | 47 | At least a dozen Iraqis are killed in three bomb attacks by Islamic terrorists. |
| 7/30/2007 | India | Kishtwar | 1 | 0 | A civilian is abducted and mudered by the Mujahideen. |
| 7/30/2007 | Iraq | Kirkuk | 4 | 0 | A woman is among four people shot to death by Islamic radicals. |
| 7/29/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 5 | Two civilians are killed when Islamic radicals throw grenades into the electronics area of a market. |
| 7/29/2007 | Iraq | Balad Ruz | 3 | 25 | Islamic terrorists kill three people with multiple bombs at a market. |
| 7/29/2007 | Iraq | Tuz Khormato | 7 | 6 | Sunnis gun down six soccer fans celebrating the country's recent win. |
| 7/29/2007 | Iraq | Balad | 6 | 1 | Jihadis lob mortars into a residential neighborhood, killing six people. |
| 7/29/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 0 | Two guards at a market are shot to death by Islamic militants. |
| 7/29/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 2 | 0 | Two men, one a work-placement employee, are shot to death by Muslim radicals in separate attacks. |
| 7/29/2007 | India | Srinagar | 7 | 19 | Seven people, including two young girls, are killed when Islamic radicals bomb a bus. |
| 7/29/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 13 | 8 | Taliban extremists attack a private aid convoy, killing thirteen guards. |
| 7/28/2007 | Pal. Auth. | Al Bureij | 1 | 0 | A young woman is stabbed to death over 'immoral behavior.' |
| 7/28/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A 38-year-old mother of three succumbs to her injuries three days after a Religion of Peace bomb attack. |
| 7/28/2007 | Pakistan | Islamabad | 14 | 60 | A Fedayeen suicide bomber kills at least fourteen in an attack on a hotel. |
| 7/28/2007 | Pakistan | Maidan | 3 | 0 | Three policemen are brutally murdered by Islamic militants in an ambush. |
| 7/28/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 5 | 22 | Sunnis set off a car bomb in a commercial district, killing five people. |
| 7/27/2007 | Iraq | Samarrah | 7 | 0 | Seven Iraqi policemen are killed in a Sunni bombing. |
| 7/27/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 1 | A man is shot twice in the head by militant Muslims. |
| 7/27/2007 | Dagestan | Makhachkala | 2 | 1 | Islamic terrorists kill an anti-terror cleric and his brother by bombing their car. |
| 7/27/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 10 | 2 | An engineer and his wife are among ten people murdered by Jihadis in various attacks. |
| 7/27/2007 | Ingushetia | Magas | 1 | 0 | Muslim separatists stage a deadly rocket attack on a government building. |
| 7/26/2007 | Iraq | Tal Abta | 6 | 13 | A suicide bomber detonates outside a police station, killing six others. |
| 7/26/2007 | Pakistan | Tiarza | 1 | 2 | A Pakistani soldier is killed when Taliban militants fire a rocket into a base. |
| 7/26/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | Islamic terrorists attack two groups of teachers with roadside bombs and shoot a 44-year-old man to death. |
| 7/26/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 61 | 94 | Jihadis murder at least sixty Iraqis with a parked car bomb at a busy market. |
| 7/26/2007 | Iraq | Kirkuk | 25 | 85 | Sunni terrorists explode a massive bomb next to a kabob shop, killing over two-dozen innocent people. |
| 7/26/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 0 | A local official is gunned down by Islamic militants while walking home. |
| 7/26/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 4 | 3 | Islamists hurl a grenade into a coffee shop, killing four civilians. |
| 7/26/2007 | India | Ramban | 1 | 0 | A civilian is kidnapped from his home and murdered in captivity by the Mujahideen. |
| 7/26/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 3 | Two civilians are killed by a landmine planted by Islamic militias. |
| 7/26/2007 | Pakistan | Lahore | 1 | 0 | A Muslim woman is shot in the head by her son, who suspected her of 'illicit relations.' |
| 7/25/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 1 | 0 | The Taliban shoot a Christian man to death. |
| 7/25/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 5 | 9 | At least three civilians are killed when Islamists bomb an intersection. |
| 7/25/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 58 | 125 | Islamic terrorists stage two massive car bombings that slaughter over fifty Iraqis celebrating their country's soccer win in the street. |
| 7/25/2007 | Iraq | Kirkuk | 2 | 0 | Two farmers are shot to death by Muslim radicals. |
| 7/25/2007 | Iraq | Diyala | 9 | 0 | Nine young men are kidnapped and beheaded by Sunni terrorists. |
| 7/25/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 23 | 14 | Various Jihad bombing and shooting attacks leave about two dozen Iraqis dead. |
| 7/25/2007 | India | Doda | 1 | 0 | A civilian is abducted and murdered by the Mujahideen. |
| 7/24/2007 | Iraq | Hillah | 32 | 68 | A suicide bomber detonates in a marketplace across from the maternity ward of a hospital, killing over thirty innocents. |
| 7/24/2007 | Pakistan | Dattakhel | 4 | 0 | Islamic militants attack a security post, killing four members. |
| 7/24/2007 | Pakistan | Bannu | 10 | 40 | Muslim terrorists fire rockets into a village, killing ten civilians. |
| 7/24/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 3 | 0 | A pregnant woman is among three civilians killed when Islamists toss a grenade into a market. |
| 7/23/2007 | Iraq | Khanqeen | 5 | 3 | Five truck drivers are murdered by Islamic terrorists. |
| 7/23/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 7 | 0 | A woman is among seven victims of an Islamic grenade attack in a commercial district. |
| 7/23/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 1 | A 46-year-old construction worker is shot to death by Muslim militants. |
| 7/23/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 26 | 6 | Violence in the name of Allah leaves over two dozen dead in various attacks. |
| 7/23/2007 | Iraq | Ramadi | 7 | 0 | A female suicide bomber murders seven Iraqi policemen. |
| 7/23/2007 | Iraq | Muqdadiyah | 2 | 1 | Muslim gunmen take down two electrical workers. |
| 7/23/2007 | Algeria | Boumerdes | 1 | 8 | An Algerian security personnel is killed in a bomb attack by Islamic fundamentalists. |
| 7/23/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A 35-year-old is shot to death while fishing in a pond. |
| 7/23/2007 | India | Anantnag | 1 | 1 | Islamic militants ambush a security patrol, killing one member. |
| 7/23/2007 | India | Kishtwar | 1 | 0 | The Mujahideen kidnap and execute a 22-year-old man who was collecting firewood. |
| 7/23/2007 | Pakistan | Kagai | 2 | 0 | Two men are abducted by al-Qaeda militants and executed by having their throats slit. |
| 7/23/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 17 | 49 | Three separate car bombings by Muslim terrorists end the lives of seventeen Iraqi civilians. |
| 7/22/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 22 | 20 | A bombing and several shooting attacks leave twenty-two Iraqis dead at the hands of Freedom Fighters. |
| 7/22/2007 | Iraq | Khanqeen-Buhriz | 6 | 0 | Six delivery truck drivers are murdered by the Religion of Peace. |
| 7/22/2007 | Pal. Auth. | Gaza | 3 | 0 | Three sisters are brutally tortured and stabbed to death over suspicion of 'immoral' activities. Two are teenagers. |
| 7/22/2007 | Iraq | Jurf al-Milih | 5 | 12 | A Fedayeen truck bomber takes out five Sunni leaders for talking peace with Shiites. |
| 7/22/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 3 | A civilian is killed when Muslim militants throw a grenade in a marketplace. |
| 7/22/2007 | India | Ramban | 1 | 0 | Hizb-ul-Mujahideen terrorists kidnap and kill a former member who wanted out. |
| 7/22/2007 | Lebanon | Tanbourit | 1 | 4 | Shiites shoot Christian villagers who complained of harassment. |
| 7/22/2007 | Afghanistan | Kabul | 1 | 0 | The Taliban kill a German hostage, abducted four days earlier. |
| 7/21/2007 | Algeria | Crete | 1 | 2 | Islamic fundamentalists attack a group of soldiers, killing one. |
| 7/21/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 0 | 6 | A 10-year-old boy and 13-year-old girl are among the casualites when Islamic radicals bomb a rice shop. |
| 7/21/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 3 | Two civilians are murdered when a terrorist throws a grenade into a marketplace. |
| 7/21/2007 | Iraq | Mosul | 26 | 6 | A caf� showing a soccer match is one site among several Jihad targets as twenty-six people are killed. |
| 7/21/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 28 | 31 | Islamic 'insurgents' rack up twenty-eight dead Iraqis in several bombing and shooting attacks. |
| 7/21/2007 | Ingushetia | Karabulak | 1 | 0 | Muslim gunmen assassinate a government official in charge of 'ethnic relations'. |
| 7/20/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 3 | 0 | Taliban militants murder three civilians with a roadside bomb. |
| 7/20/2007 | Pakistan | Miran Shah | 4 | 6 | Four innocents are killed by a suicide car bomber. |
| 7/20/2007 | Afghanistan | Helmand | 2 | 2 | Two civilians are killed by a car bomb. |
| 7/20/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 16 | 0 | Sixteen victims of sectarian violence are found scattered around the city. |
| 7/20/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 2 | 2 | A ruthless attack by Mujahideen leaves two Australian civilians dead. |
| 7/20/2007 | Nigeria | Sokoto | 5 | 0 | A man is burned to death in his home is among five killed in sectarian clashes between Sunni and Shia. |
| 7/20/2007 | India | Rajouri | 1 | 15 | A civilian is shot to death outside his home and Islamic terrorists throw a grenade at Hindu pilgrims in a separate attack. |
| 7/20/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 0 | Islamists gun down a drug store owner in his shop. |
| 7/19/2007 | Pakistan | Hangu | 8 | 22 | At least eight are killed when suicide bombers ram their vehicle into a police training facility. |
| 7/19/2007 | Pakistan | Hub | 30 | 28 | Thirty people are slaughtered when Sunni bombers target Chinese engineers along a road. |
| 7/19/2007 | Iraq | Khalis | 5 | 4 | Islamic gunmen attack a village, killing five residents. |
| 7/19/2007 | Pakistan | Kohat | 18 | 19 | Fedayeen suicide bombers hit a mosque inside an army base, blasting eighteen people to death. |
| 7/19/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 20 | 4 | A man killed in front of his wife and children is among twenty victims of Jihad sectarian violence around the city. |
| 7/19/2007 | Somalia | Baruha | 1 | 0 | Islamists shoot a civilian in the head as he is holding a child. |
| 7/19/2007 | Afghanistan | Helmand | 6 | 2 | Religious extremists ambush a police car, killing a dozen Afghans at point-blank range. |
| 7/19/2007 | Afghanistan | Fayzabad | 1 | 25 | Women and children are among the casualties of a suicide bombing. |
| 7/19/2007 | Chechnya | Assinovskaya | 2 | 3 | Two policemen are killed when Mujahideen attack their post. |
| 7/19/2007 | Nigeria | Sokoto | 1 | 0 | A Sunni mob beats a Shia to death. |
| 7/19/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 6 | 3 | Children playing soccer are hit by mortars fired by Islamists. Six are killed and three injured. |
| 7/18/2007 | Pakistan | Miranshah | 16 | 14 | al-Qaeda backed militants ambush an army convoy with rockets, killing sixteen Pakistanis. |
| 7/18/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 4 | 4 | Four electrical workers are killed when Jihadis target their minibus with a truck bomb. |
| 7/18/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 22 | 12 | Random sectarian attacks leave twenty-two Iraqis dead. |
| 7/18/2007 | Philippines | Lamitan | 1 | 0 | A Sunni missionary is dismembered by Abu Sayyaf militants on suspicion of spying. |
| 7/18/2007 | Afghanistan | Khost | 3 | 0 | A suicide bomber blasts three Afghans to Allah. |
| 7/18/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 17 | 18 | A series of Sunni bomb attacks kills at least seventeen innocents. |
| 7/18/2007 | Afghanistan | Zabul | 7 | 4 | Seven Afghan police officers are murdered in a brutal ambush by religious extremists. |
| 7/18/2007 | Russia | Kizilyurt | 4 | 3 | Islamic separatists are suspected in the bombing of a school playground that kills four policemen. |
| 7/18/2007 | Iraq | Khalis | 7 | 0 | Seven bus passengers are brutally shot to death by Islamic gunmen. |
| 7/18/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 2 | 0 | Taliban extremists murder two police officers riding bikes. |
| 7/18/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 3 | Two people are killed when radical Muslims shell a market. |
| 7/18/2007 | Pakistan | Bajaur | 1 | 0 | Islamists kidnap and behead a civilian. |
| 7/18/2007 | Nigeria | Sokoto | 1 | 0 | A Sunni cleric is assassinated by a rival Shiite militia. |
| 7/17/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 31 | A double bomb attack by Islamic radicals at a railway station leaves at least one person dead and thirty-one injured. |
| 7/17/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 4 | At least one person is killed when Islamic militants throw a grenade into a market. |
| 7/17/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 31 | 10 | Jihadis ring up over thirty dead Iraqis in various shooting and bombing attacks. |
| 7/17/2007 | Iraq | Samarra | 1 | 3 | A hospital director is gunned down by militant Muslims. |
| 7/17/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 20 | 20 | Sunnis send a suicide bomber into a Shia residential neighborhood to blast twenty innocents to death. |
| 7/17/2007 | Lebanon | Nahr el-Bared | 4 | 0 | Fatah al-Islam snipers pick off four Lebanese soldiers. |
| 7/17/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 1 | Islamic radicals shoot a soldier to death by the side of a road. |
| 7/17/2007 | Pakistan | Mir Ali | 5 | 0 | A suicide bomber murders five people at a checkpoint. |
| 7/17/2007 | Iraq | Dulayiya | 29 | 4 | Nearly thirty men, women and children gathered for a soccer game are hacked and shot to death by radical Sunnis. |
| 7/17/2007 | Pakistan | Islamabad | 13 | 45 | A suicide bomber detonates in a crowd a political rally. Thirteen innocents are killed. |
| 7/17/2007 | India | Baltal | 1 | 17 | Islamists toss a grenade into a crowd of Hindu pilgrims, killing one. |
| 7/17/2007 | India | Poonch | 2 | 8 | Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorists attack a security patrol, killing two members. |
| 7/17/2007 | Pakistan | Khar Banda | 1 | 0 | A civilian is abducted and beheaded by the Taliban. |
| 7/17/2007 | Lebanon | Nahr el-Bared | 4 | 0 | Four Lebanese troops are killed by Fatah al-Islam snipers. |
| 7/17/2007 | Iraq | Muqdadiya | 14 | 0 | Twelve members of one family are massacred by Islamic terrorists in their home. Two women are gunned down elsewhere in the city. |
| 7/17/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A man is shot to death outside a school by militant Muslims. |
| 7/16/2007 | Iraq | Samarrah | 5 | 0 | Armed Jihadis shoot five people in the head. |
| 7/16/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 3 | 4 | Two civilians are among three killed by Islamic militants in two attacks. |
| 7/16/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 1 | 0 | A Taliban attack leaves one Afghan dead. |
| 7/16/2007 | Pal. Auth. | Gaza | 1 | 0 | Hamas militants kidnap and suffocate a 45-year-old man. |
| 7/16/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 39 | 45 | Muslim terrorists rack up forty dead Iraqis in various sectarian attacks. |
| 7/16/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 2 | 5 | Two sisters are killed when they are taken hostage by Muslim terrorists and forced into a explosives-laden car. |
| 7/16/2007 | Philippines | Tugas | 2 | 1 | Abu Sayyaf militants ambush a security patrol, killing two members. |
| 7/16/2007 | Iraq | Kirkuk | 85 | 180 | Sunni suicide truck bombers massacre eighty-five Iraqi civilians near a Kurdish political office. |
| 7/16/2007 | Afghanistan | Helmand | 3 | 2 | Five Afghans are killed in a roadside bombing by Taliban extremists. |
| 7/16/2007 | Ingushetia | Ordzhonikidzevskaya | 3 | 7 | A Christian woman and her two children are murdered in their home by Islamic gunmen. Seven mourners are injured when their funeral is bombed two days later. |
| 7/15/2007 | Iraq | Aziziya | 2 | 0 | A woman and her 8-year-old son are brutally gunned down by Muslim terrorists. |
| 7/15/2007 | Pakistan | Swat | 17 | 47 | Civilians are among seventeen people blasted to death by a suicide bomber on a highway. |
| 7/15/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A 52-year-old railway worker is shot to death by Islamists on his way to work. |
| 7/15/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 3 | 0 | Two civilians and a government official are killed when an Islamist hurls a grenade into a municipal office. |
| 7/15/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 1 | A Muslim who 'switched sides' is shot to death at a market. His wife is seriously injured. |
| 7/15/2007 | Pakistan | Dera Ismail Khan | 25 | 61 | Twenty-five innocents are blown to bits by a Fedayeen suicide bomber on foot. |
| 7/15/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 22 | 0 | Twenty-two victims of sectarian violence are found, including several women. |
| 7/15/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 10 | 25 | Sunnis kill ten with a car bombing along a city square. |
| 7/15/2007 | Afghanistan | Paktika | 1 | 3 | One person is killed when Islamists fire a rocket into his home. |
| 7/15/2007 | Afghanistan | Paktika | 5 | 2 | Religious extremists kill five highway construction workers with a bomb. |
| 7/14/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 7 | 15 | Sunnis bomb a gas station, killing at least seven people lining up for fuel. |
| 7/14/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 28 | 12 | Jihadis manage to kill twenty-eight Iraqis in various shooting and bombing attacks. |
| 7/14/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | Muslim terrorists shoot a 66-year-old farmer to death. |
| 7/14/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 1 | Islamists kill a woman and injure her 8-month-old baby in a grenade attack. |
| 7/14/2007 | Pakistan | North Waziristan | 23 | 27 | A Fedayeen suicide bomber sends twenty-three Pakistani soldiers to Allah. |
| 7/14/2007 | Thailand | Songkhla | 2 | 0 | Two civilians are ambushed and murdered by Islamic radicals. |
| 7/14/2007 | Afghanistan | Paktia | 2 | 0 | Two men are gunned down by religious extremists. |
| 7/14/2007 | Iraq | Hillah | 9 | 3 | Jihadis barge into a house and murder nine members of a family, including women and children. |
| 7/14/2007 | Pakistan | Essa | 1 | 0 | A Pakistani soldier is shot to death by an Islamic militant at a checkpoint. |
| 7/14/2007 | Iraq | Suwayra | 6 | 0 | Six people are murdered by Islamic radicals and thrown into a river. |
| 7/13/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 5 | 9 | Jihadis gun down five policemen in an attack on their checkpoint. |
| 7/13/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 2 | 6 | Sunnis kill two Shia civilians with a car bomb. |
| 7/13/2007 | Somalia | Huriwa | 2 | 0 | Two men are shot to death by suspected Islamic militias. |
| 7/13/2007 | India | Reasi | 1 | 0 | Police recover the body of a man abducted from his home by militants a month earlier. |
| 7/13/2007 | Iraq | Muqdadiyah | 12 | 0 | Sunni gunmen massacre a family of twelve Shia in their home. |
| 7/13/2007 | Pakistan | Miranshah | 3 | 0 | Three tribal leaders are shot to death at a market by Islamic militants. |
| 7/13/2007 | Lebanon | Nahr al-Bared | 11 | 50 | Fatah al-Islam terrorists kill eleven Lebanese soldiers with rockets and sniper fire. |
| 7/12/2007 | Afghanistan | Khost | 6 | 0 | Six Afghans are slaughtered when religious extremists attack their patrol. |
| 7/12/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 3 | 9 | Three Somali civilians, including two construction workers are killed in separate attacks by Islamic grenade throwers. |
| 7/12/2007 | Pakistan | Spin Wam | 1 | 0 | al-Qaeda backed militants cut the head off of a civilian. |
| 7/12/2007 | Pakistan | Miranshah | 3 | 3 | A Religion of Peace suicide bomber strolls into an office and kills three workers. |
| 7/12/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 2 | 0 | Muslims shoot an elderly Buddhist couple to death as they are riding to a market. |
| 7/12/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 28 | 0 | Twenty-eight victims of sectarian violence between Shia and Sunni are found executed. |
| 7/12/2007 | Iraq | Mosul | 5 | 15 | Jihadis car bomb and shoot five Iraqis to death. |
| 7/12/2007 | Iraq | Karbala | 4 | 2 | Islamic terrorists attack a family car, killing four members. |
| 7/12/2007 | Pakistan | Swat | 5 | 3 | Five Pakistanis are killed in a suicide attack on a police vehicle. |
| 7/12/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 1 | 0 | Islamists slash the throat of a 29-year-old man and throw him into a river. |
| 7/12/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | Muslim radicals shoot a man, then set him on fire under a bridge. |
| 7/12/2007 | Iraq | Tal Afar | 7 | 4 | A suicide bomber attacks a wedding, killing seven guest who try and stop him. |
| 7/12/2007 | Lebanon | Nahr al-Bared | 4 | 9 | Islamic militants kill four Lebanese soldiers. |
| 7/11/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A Buddhist civilian is murdered in a drive-by shooting attack by Muslim radicals. |
| 7/11/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 7 | 4 | Islamists kill civilians and police by throwing grenades into a market. |
| 7/11/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | Islamists murder a rubber worker on his plantation. |
| 7/11/2007 | Afghanistan | Paktia | 4 | 0 | Religious extremists ambush and kill four Afghans. |
| 7/11/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 32 | 17 | Thirty victims of sectarian hatred within the Religion of Peace are found executed. |
| 7/11/2007 | Iraq | Garma | 21 | 50 | Two al-Qaeda suicide bombers attack a reconciliation meeting at a residence, then two others kill emergency responders. |
| 7/11/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 0 | Two people are killed by an Islamist mortar attack. |
| 7/11/2007 | Algeria | Tigzirt | 1 | 1 | Fundamentalists kill a security guard with a bomb. |
| 7/11/2007 | Algeria | Lakhdria | 10 | 35 | At least ten people are killed when a teenage suicide bomber detonates near a sports venue. |
| 7/11/2007 | Philippines | Al-Barka | 1 | 0 | Abu Sayyaf terrorists murder a civilian. |
| 7/11/2007 | Thailand | Patani | 1 | 0 | A 58-year-old man is murdered by Muslim radicals as he tends his garden. |
| 7/10/2007 | Iraq | Tikrit | 12 | 0 | A dozen people are shot to death by Islamic terrorists. |
| 7/10/2007 | Afghanistan | Deh Rawud | 17 | 30 | A suicide bomber detonates at a market, killing seventeen innocents, including children. |
| 7/10/2007 | Iraq | Sherween | 18 | 40 | Eighteen villagers are killed when al-Qaeda militants stage an assault. |
| 7/10/2007 | Iraq | Nasariyah | 3 | 1 | Three children die in separate Jihad attacks. |
| 7/10/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 2 | 5 | Two civilians are killed when a grenade is thrown into a busy marketplace. |
| 7/10/2007 | Pakistan | Kohat | 1 | 11 | Islamic militants kill one soldier at a checkpoint. |
| 7/10/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A village chief is ambushed and killed on the road by Muslim terrorists, as he is driving home football players. |
| 7/10/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 0 | A 48-year-old Buddhist man is shot to death in his car by Muslim radicals. |
| 7/10/2007 | Philippines | Basilan | 14 | 9 | Abu Sayyaf militants kill 14 members of a search party looking for a kidnapped priest. At least ten are beheaded. |
| 7/10/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 26 | 15 | Twenty-six people are killed in sectarian violence within the Religion of Peace. |
| 7/10/2007 | Pal. Auth. | Gaza | 1 | 0 | Hamas militants strangle a 31-year-old man. |
| 7/9/2007 | Iraq | Mada'en | 12 | 0 | A dozen workers at a Pepsi plant are abducted and slaughtered by Shia terrorists. |
| 7/9/2007 | Pakistan | Peshawar | 3 | 1 | Three Chinese motorcycle workers are shot to death by Islamic radicals. |
| 7/9/2007 | Chechnya | Vedeno | 3 | 5 | Mujahideen stop a Russian vehicle with a landmine, then shoot the occupants. |
| 7/9/2007 | Iraq | Balad | 9 | 20 | A roadside bombing leaves nine Iraqis dead. |
| 7/9/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 31 | 24 | Various bombing and shooting attacks by Jihadis leave over thirty people dead. |
| 7/9/2007 | Somalia | Beledweyne | 1 | 0 | Muslim gunmen kill a Doctors Without Borders physician. |
| 7/9/2007 | Iraq | Ghazaliya | 4 | 0 | Four members of a family are kidnapped and strangled by Islamic terrorists. |
| 7/9/2007 | Afghanistan | Heart | 4 | 12 | A religious extremist opens fire inside an Afghan army camp, killing four people. |
| 7/9/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 3 | 8 | At least three civilians are killed when Islamists lob grenades into a market. |
| 7/8/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 2 | 0 | The bodies of a husband and wife, kidnapped by al-Qaeda, surface with slit throats. |
| 7/8/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 29 | 0 | Twenty-nine bodies are found, victims of sectarian hatred within the Religion of Peace. |
| 7/8/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 15 | 33 | Three Jihad car bombings leave fifteen civilians dead. |
| 7/8/2007 | Iraq | Haswa | 23 | 27 | Two dozen young Iraqi police recruits are killed when Fedayeen suicide bombers ram into their truck. |
| 7/8/2007 | Iraq | Samawa | 3 | 0 | A woman and two children are killed when Islamic terrorists lob a mortar into their home. |
| 7/8/2007 | Pakistan | Islamabad | 1 | 0 | A Pakistani solider is killed by an Islamist sniper outside a mosque. |
| 7/8/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 2 | 0 | Two civilians are beheaded by the Taliban. |
| 7/8/2007 | Pakistan | Bajur | 1 | 7 | Islamic militants detonate a bomb under a police vehicle, killing one officer. |
| 7/8/2007 | Pakistan | Bannu | 1 | 3 | Islamic militants attack a security patrol with grenades. |
| 7/8/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 0 | Islamic gunmen shoot a policeman three times in the head. |
| 7/7/2007 | Iraq | Mashahidah | 8 | 0 | Eight Iraqi soldiers are killed in a brutal and senseless attack on their checkpoint. |
| 7/7/2007 | Iraq | Tuz Khurmatu. | 156 | 255 | Sunnis launch a very successful attack against Shia civilians, blasting to death over one-hundred and fifty at an open-air market. |
| 7/7/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 19 | 0 | Nineteen people are kidnapped and executed by Islamic terrorists. |
| 7/7/2007 | Iraq | Khanaqeen | 22 | 15 | A Fedayeen suicide bomber kills two dozen innocents at a funeral. |
| 7/7/2007 | Afghanistan | Uruzgan | 1 | 0 | Religious extremists kidnap a man from his home and then shoot him to death. |
| 7/7/2007 | Afghanistan | Kunar | 1 | 8 | A 10-year-old boy is killed when Islamic terrorists fire a rocket into his home. |
| 7/7/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 6 | 0 | Six Afghan police are ambushed and killed by the Taliban. |
| 7/7/2007 | Iraq | Kirkuk | 5 | 0 | Five civilians are murdered by the Mujahideen in two separate attacks. |
| 7/7/2007 | Chechnya | Grozny | 2 | 1 | A police officer and an engineer are killed in separate attacks by Jihadis. |
| 7/6/2007 | Thailand | Yala | 1 | 0 | An elderly rubber worker is murdered by Muslim extremists. |
| 7/6/2007 | Pakistan | North Waziristan | 2 | 4 | An attack by radical Islamists leaves at least two tribesmen dead. |
| 7/6/2007 | Pakistan | Islamabad | 2 | 0 | Two students are executed by mosque radicals over their plans to surrender to police. |
| 7/6/2007 | Iraq | Mahmudiya | 3 | 0 | Two people are tortured to death by the Mujahideen. A child is killed in a separate attack in Umm Hilayil |
| 7/6/2007 | Iraq | Mosul | 2 | 0 | A Kurdish married couple is shot to death by Sunni terrorists. |
| 7/6/2007 | Iraq | Tikrit | 7 | 9 | Sunni gunmen attack the home of a peaceful Sheikh, killing seven members of his family. |
| 7/6/2007 | Iraq | Ahmad Maref, | 26 | 33 | Islamic terrorists send a suicide bomber into a market, killing over two dozen shoppers. |
| 7/6/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 1 | 0 | A government official is assassinated by members of an Islamic militia. |
| 7/6/2007 | Thailand | Pattani | 1 | 0 | A 50-year-old Buddhist woman is shot to death by Islamists in her store. |
| 7/6/2007 | Pakistan | Dir | 4 | 1 | A suicide bomber on a bicycle kills four Pakistani soldiers. |
| 7/6/2007 | Somalia | Huriwa | 4 | 6 | Islamists kill four more children with a roadside bomb. |
| 7/6/2007 | Somalia | Mogadishu | 5 | 0 | Five children are killed when a landmine planted by Islamic militias explodes. |
| 7/6/2007 | Somalia | Afgoi | 1 | 0 | A bus station guard is shot to death by Islamic gunmen. |
| 7/5/2007 | Afghanistan | Zherai | 2 | 0 | Religious extremists hang two men 'before the public.' |
| 7/5/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A 32-year-old rubber worker is shot to death by Islamic militants. |
| 7/5/2007 | Afghanistan | Spin Boldak | 8 | 11 | A suicidal Sunni rams an Afghan convoy with an explosives-laden car, killing eight. |
| 7/5/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 24 | 4 | Sectarian Jihadis kidnap and execute two dozen dead Iraqis. |
| 7/5/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A civilian is gunned down by militant Muslims. |
| 7/5/2007 | Algeria | Tizi Ouzou | 1 | 0 | An Algerian soldier is killed by a remote-controlled bomb planted by fundamentalists. |
| 7/5/2007 | Iran | Takestan | 1 | 0 | Authorities stone a man to death for adultery. |
| 7/5/2007 | Somalia | Bossaso | 1 | 0 | A government employee is gunned down at a restaurant. |
| 7/5/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 18 | 30 | Eighteen people at a wedding party are blown to bits by Sunni car bombers. |
| 7/4/2007 | Afghanistan | Kandahar | 7 | 0 | Six Canadians and one Afghan are killed by a roadside bomb planted by religious extremists. |
| 7/4/2007 | Pakistan | Bannu | 11 | 6 | Two children are among eleven people killed when a suicide car bomber rams into a group of vehicles. |
| 7/4/2007 | Pakistan | Swat | 1 | 4 | Pro-Taliban militants fire a rocket into a police station, killing one officer. |
| 7/4/2007 | Pal. Auth. | Gaza | 1 | 0 | A civilian is killed in a shootout between two Islamist groups. |
| 7/4/2007 | Iraq | Baiji | 7 | 18 | Sunnis bomb a restaurant, killing seven people. |
| 7/4/2007 | Iraq | Ramadi | 14 | 17 | Fourteen innocents are blown to bits by Jihadi car bombers. |
| 7/4/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 23 | 9 | A woman and her daughter, and two journalists, are among two dozen people murdered by Islamic terrorists in various attacks. |
| 7/4/2007 | Pakistan | Swat | 4 | 2 | Four civilians are killed when a Muslim terrorist tosses a grenade onto a city street. |
| 7/4/2007 | Pakistan | Charbagh | 1 | 0 | al-Qaeda militants gun down a policeman on his way to work. |
| 7/4/2007 | India | Kupwara | 1 | 0 | A man is killed in a Mujahideen landmine attack. |
| 7/4/2007 | Iraq | Mosul | 2 | 0 | Islamists abduct and murder two members of a religious minority sect. |
| 7/3/2007 | India | Rajouri | 1 | 1 | Hizb-ul-Mujahideen terrorists attack a security patrol, killing one member. |
| 7/3/2007 | Thailand | Narathiwat | 1 | 0 | A young woman is shot to death by Muslims as she is picking up food for her mother. |
| 7/3/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 18 | 40 | Sunni bombers send eighteen market-goers straight to Allah, while leaving another forty in agony. |
| 7/3/2007 | Iraq | Baghdad | 24 | 4 | Three sewer workers and two gardeners are among two dozen people killed in random Jihad attacks. |
| 7/3/2007 | Pakistan | Islamabad | 3 | 0 | A Pakistani soldier, businessman and a cameraman are shot to death by student radicals at a madrassah. |
Sunday, September 02, 2007
ஜூலை, ஆகஸ்டு 2007இல் மட்டும் நடந்த இஸ்லாமிய பயங்கரவாத தாக்குதல்கள்
ஜூலை, ஆகஸ்டு 2007இல் மட்டும் நடந்த இஸ்லாமிய பயங்கரவாத தாக்குதல்கள்
குறிச்சொற்கள்:
இஸ்லாமிய பயங்கரவாதம்,
உலகம்
குரானுக்குள் போதை மருந்துகள் வைத்து கடத்தல்
பாகிஸ்தானிலிருந்து இங்கிலாந்துக்கு போதை மருந்துகளை கடத்த, அவைகளை குரானுக்குள் வைத்து கடத்தியிருக்கிறார்கள்.
ஹிராயின், ஹஷிஷ் ஆகியவற்றை ஏராளமான அளவில் குரான் புத்தகங்களை எடுத்து அவைகளை நடுவில் வெட்டி புதைத்து மூடி அனுப்பி வைத்திருக்கிறார்கள்.
ராவல் பிண்டி நகர கஸ்டம்ஸ் அதிகாரிகள் ஒரு புத்தக பார்ஸலை பிரித்து ஆராய்ந்த போது இது கண்டுபிடிக்கப்பட்டது.
இவ்வாறு புனிதப்புத்தங்களை அவமதித்த பாகிஸ்தான் முஸ்லீம்களுக்கு எதிராக உலக முஸ்லீம்கள் போராடுவார்கள் என்றெல்லாம் அப்பாவியாக எதிர்பார்க்காதீர்கள்.
Holy books used for smuggling narcotics
By Shakeel Anjum
RAWALPINDI: The Customs Collectorate, Rawalpindi, has recovered huge quantity of heroin and hashish, concealed in the Holy Quran and religious books being parcelled to United Kingdom (UK) through International Mail office, Customs sources told The News.
Collector Customs Muhammad Ashraf Khan and Additional Collector Dr Arsalaan, received information that a drug mafia active in Pakistan, was sending huge consignments through mail for a long time, the sources said adding, the authorities constituted a raiding party comprising deputy collector, Naveed Iqbal, superintendent Wasim Ahmad and inspectors Afaan Younas, Muhammad Ismail and Imtiaz Bhatti to conduct raids at International Mail offices in Rawalpindi and Islamabad.
The team during checking of parcels booked for England, found four parcels suspicious, the sources said and added the Holy Quran and religious books (Tafheem-ul-Quran) as well as garments were packed in the parcels.
During the search, the raiding party recovered 5.5 kilograms of hashish and 710 grams of heroin concealed in the cavities of the Holy Quran and Tafheem-ul-Quran, the sources said.
ஹிராயின், ஹஷிஷ் ஆகியவற்றை ஏராளமான அளவில் குரான் புத்தகங்களை எடுத்து அவைகளை நடுவில் வெட்டி புதைத்து மூடி அனுப்பி வைத்திருக்கிறார்கள்.
ராவல் பிண்டி நகர கஸ்டம்ஸ் அதிகாரிகள் ஒரு புத்தக பார்ஸலை பிரித்து ஆராய்ந்த போது இது கண்டுபிடிக்கப்பட்டது.
இவ்வாறு புனிதப்புத்தங்களை அவமதித்த பாகிஸ்தான் முஸ்லீம்களுக்கு எதிராக உலக முஸ்லீம்கள் போராடுவார்கள் என்றெல்லாம் அப்பாவியாக எதிர்பார்க்காதீர்கள்.
Holy books used for smuggling narcotics
By Shakeel Anjum
RAWALPINDI: The Customs Collectorate, Rawalpindi, has recovered huge quantity of heroin and hashish, concealed in the Holy Quran and religious books being parcelled to United Kingdom (UK) through International Mail office, Customs sources told The News.
Collector Customs Muhammad Ashraf Khan and Additional Collector Dr Arsalaan, received information that a drug mafia active in Pakistan, was sending huge consignments through mail for a long time, the sources said adding, the authorities constituted a raiding party comprising deputy collector, Naveed Iqbal, superintendent Wasim Ahmad and inspectors Afaan Younas, Muhammad Ismail and Imtiaz Bhatti to conduct raids at International Mail offices in Rawalpindi and Islamabad.
The team during checking of parcels booked for England, found four parcels suspicious, the sources said and added the Holy Quran and religious books (Tafheem-ul-Quran) as well as garments were packed in the parcels.
During the search, the raiding party recovered 5.5 kilograms of hashish and 710 grams of heroin concealed in the cavities of the Holy Quran and Tafheem-ul-Quran, the sources said.
Saturday, September 01, 2007
பயங்கரவாதிகளுடன் பேச்சுவார்த்தை என்றுமே பலனளிக்காது!
பயங்கரவாதிகளுடன் பேச்சுவார்த்தை என்றுமே பலனளிக்காது!
பயங்கரவாதிகளது பேரத்துக்கு என்றும் அடிபணியக்கூடாது. அவர்களுடன் பேரத்துக்கு சென்று சிலரை காப்பாற்றியவர்கள் எல்லோருமே அவர்களால் தொடர்ந்து சித்ரவதை செய்யப்பட்டார்கள்.
தாலிபான் கடத்திய இந்திய விமானத்தை மீட்க பயங்கரவாதிகளை விடுதலை செய்தால், அவர்கள் அவ்வாறு பயங்கரவாதம் செய்வதை நிறுத்தப்போவதில்லை. இது போன்ற பயங்கரவாதங்களுக்கு இளகிய மனம் படைத்தவர்கள் இறங்கிவருவார்கள் என்றுதான் நினைப்பார்கள்.
துணிந்து நிற்கவேண்டும். அதுவே பயங்கரவாதத்தை ஒழிக்கும் வழி!
கொரியர்களை கடத்தி கொரிய அரசாங்கத்தை பணிய வைத்து கொரிய ராணுவத்தை ஆப்கானிஸ்தானிலிருந்து வெளியேற்றுவதால், இதே முறையை பின்பற்றி மற்ற நாடுகளின் பொதுமக்களையும் கடத்தி கொல்ல திட்டமிட்டுள்ளது தாலிபான்.
மேலும் நிறைய வெளிநாட்டினரை கடத்துவோம் என்று அறிவித்துள்ளார்கள்.
பயங்கரவாதிகளுடன் பேச்சுவார்த்தை என்றுமே பலனளிக்காது!
Taleban vows to abduct more foreigners
(AP)
31 August 2007
JANDA, Afghanistan - Taleban militants vowed to abduct more foreigners after ending a six-week hostage drama by releasing the last seven of a group of kidnapped South Koreans under a deal with the Seoul government.
We will do the same thing with the other allies in Afghanistan, because we found this way to be successful,’ Taleban spokesman Qari Yousef Ahmadi told the Associated Press via cell phone from an undisclosed location.
The seven hostages were handed over Thursday to the International Committee of the Red Cross in two separate exchanges close to the central Afghan city of Ghazni, Red Cross officials and an Associated Press reporter said. The freed hostages did not speak to reporters.
The final three released _ two women and a man _ were handed over by armed men on a main road in Janda district after apparently walking through the desert for some distance. Covered in dust, they were quickly bundled into a Red Cross vehicle and driven away.
The seven were part of a group of 23 church volunteers who were abducted on July 19 as they traveled by bus along a dangerous road in southern Afghanistan. The militants killed two men soon after taking them, and released two women earlier this month in what they termed a goodwill’ gesture. On Wednesday, the Taleban released the 12 other hostages.
The hostages had no health problems and were resting Friday at an undisclosed location, said a South Korean embassy official in Kabul. He spoke on condition of anoymity because he was not auhtorized to speak to the media.
He said the group would either fly home later Friday or Saturday. He gave no more details.
The United Nation’s Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon welcomed the release but deplored the continuing abduction and senseless murder of innocent civilians.
Despite the tragic death of two hostages in July, he is happy that those released are now on their way to being safely reunited with their loved ones,’ UN deputy spokeswoman Marie Okabe said Thursday.
The men accompanying the last hostages freed gave an unsigned note to journalists accusing the South Koreans of coming to Afghanistan on a mission to convert the staunchly Islamic country to Christianity.
They came to our nation to change our faith,’ the handwritten note read. The Afghan people have given their lives for their faith. This is the reason we arrested them.’
The South Korean government and relatives of the hostages _ all of whom belonged to a Presbyterian church close to Seoul _ have insisted they were not engaged in missionary activities, but were doing aid work such as helping in hospitals.
The identity of the armed men was not clear. The Taleban said earlier they had handed the three hostages to tribal elders who would transfer them to the Red Cross and in Afghanistan, many villagers carry weapons.
The crisis ended under a deal struck Tuesday between Taleban commanders and representatives of the South Korean government, which has been under intense domestic pressure to bring the hostages home safely.
Under the terms of the agreement, Seoul repeated a pledge it had made long before the kidnappings to withdraw its 200 troops in Afghanistan before year’s end and vowed to prevent missionaries traveling to the country.
The Taleban apparently backed down from an earlier demand for a prisoner exchange.
In Washington, the State Department welcomed the hostages’ release. When asked if South Korea’s negotiations with the Taleban set a dangerous precedent, spokesman Tom Casey refrained from directly criticizing the Seoul government.
I’d simply reiterate that the long-standing US policy is ... not to make concessions to terrorists,’ he said.
While there was no sign that the militants extracted any other concessions, analysts say the militants emerged from the crisis with renewed political legitimacy because for the first time since their 2001 ouster, they negotiated with a foreign government.
Taleban now have diplomacy, they have got spokesmen, they value cameras, they have a political dimension for their movement, and their aim is to be recognized as legitimate,’ said Mustafa Alani, director of security and terrorism studies at the Dubai-based Gulf Research Center.
South Korea has denied doing anything wrong, saying it was not unusual to negotiate with hostage-takers.
The freed hostages were expected to fly back to South Korea by Sunday after health checks.
Afghanistan has seen a spate of hostage-takings this years. The Taleban are still holding a German engineer and four Afghans kidnapped a day before the South Koreans.
Associated Press reporters Chris Brummitt, Fisnik Abrashi and Raim Faiez contributed to this report from Kabul.
பயங்கரவாதிகளது பேரத்துக்கு என்றும் அடிபணியக்கூடாது. அவர்களுடன் பேரத்துக்கு சென்று சிலரை காப்பாற்றியவர்கள் எல்லோருமே அவர்களால் தொடர்ந்து சித்ரவதை செய்யப்பட்டார்கள்.
தாலிபான் கடத்திய இந்திய விமானத்தை மீட்க பயங்கரவாதிகளை விடுதலை செய்தால், அவர்கள் அவ்வாறு பயங்கரவாதம் செய்வதை நிறுத்தப்போவதில்லை. இது போன்ற பயங்கரவாதங்களுக்கு இளகிய மனம் படைத்தவர்கள் இறங்கிவருவார்கள் என்றுதான் நினைப்பார்கள்.
துணிந்து நிற்கவேண்டும். அதுவே பயங்கரவாதத்தை ஒழிக்கும் வழி!
கொரியர்களை கடத்தி கொரிய அரசாங்கத்தை பணிய வைத்து கொரிய ராணுவத்தை ஆப்கானிஸ்தானிலிருந்து வெளியேற்றுவதால், இதே முறையை பின்பற்றி மற்ற நாடுகளின் பொதுமக்களையும் கடத்தி கொல்ல திட்டமிட்டுள்ளது தாலிபான்.
மேலும் நிறைய வெளிநாட்டினரை கடத்துவோம் என்று அறிவித்துள்ளார்கள்.
பயங்கரவாதிகளுடன் பேச்சுவார்த்தை என்றுமே பலனளிக்காது!
Taleban vows to abduct more foreigners
(AP)
31 August 2007
JANDA, Afghanistan - Taleban militants vowed to abduct more foreigners after ending a six-week hostage drama by releasing the last seven of a group of kidnapped South Koreans under a deal with the Seoul government.
We will do the same thing with the other allies in Afghanistan, because we found this way to be successful,’ Taleban spokesman Qari Yousef Ahmadi told the Associated Press via cell phone from an undisclosed location.
The seven hostages were handed over Thursday to the International Committee of the Red Cross in two separate exchanges close to the central Afghan city of Ghazni, Red Cross officials and an Associated Press reporter said. The freed hostages did not speak to reporters.
The final three released _ two women and a man _ were handed over by armed men on a main road in Janda district after apparently walking through the desert for some distance. Covered in dust, they were quickly bundled into a Red Cross vehicle and driven away.
The seven were part of a group of 23 church volunteers who were abducted on July 19 as they traveled by bus along a dangerous road in southern Afghanistan. The militants killed two men soon after taking them, and released two women earlier this month in what they termed a goodwill’ gesture. On Wednesday, the Taleban released the 12 other hostages.
The hostages had no health problems and were resting Friday at an undisclosed location, said a South Korean embassy official in Kabul. He spoke on condition of anoymity because he was not auhtorized to speak to the media.
He said the group would either fly home later Friday or Saturday. He gave no more details.
The United Nation’s Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon welcomed the release but deplored the continuing abduction and senseless murder of innocent civilians.
Despite the tragic death of two hostages in July, he is happy that those released are now on their way to being safely reunited with their loved ones,’ UN deputy spokeswoman Marie Okabe said Thursday.
The men accompanying the last hostages freed gave an unsigned note to journalists accusing the South Koreans of coming to Afghanistan on a mission to convert the staunchly Islamic country to Christianity.
They came to our nation to change our faith,’ the handwritten note read. The Afghan people have given their lives for their faith. This is the reason we arrested them.’
The South Korean government and relatives of the hostages _ all of whom belonged to a Presbyterian church close to Seoul _ have insisted they were not engaged in missionary activities, but were doing aid work such as helping in hospitals.
The identity of the armed men was not clear. The Taleban said earlier they had handed the three hostages to tribal elders who would transfer them to the Red Cross and in Afghanistan, many villagers carry weapons.
The crisis ended under a deal struck Tuesday between Taleban commanders and representatives of the South Korean government, which has been under intense domestic pressure to bring the hostages home safely.
Under the terms of the agreement, Seoul repeated a pledge it had made long before the kidnappings to withdraw its 200 troops in Afghanistan before year’s end and vowed to prevent missionaries traveling to the country.
The Taleban apparently backed down from an earlier demand for a prisoner exchange.
In Washington, the State Department welcomed the hostages’ release. When asked if South Korea’s negotiations with the Taleban set a dangerous precedent, spokesman Tom Casey refrained from directly criticizing the Seoul government.
I’d simply reiterate that the long-standing US policy is ... not to make concessions to terrorists,’ he said.
While there was no sign that the militants extracted any other concessions, analysts say the militants emerged from the crisis with renewed political legitimacy because for the first time since their 2001 ouster, they negotiated with a foreign government.
Taleban now have diplomacy, they have got spokesmen, they value cameras, they have a political dimension for their movement, and their aim is to be recognized as legitimate,’ said Mustafa Alani, director of security and terrorism studies at the Dubai-based Gulf Research Center.
South Korea has denied doing anything wrong, saying it was not unusual to negotiate with hostage-takers.
The freed hostages were expected to fly back to South Korea by Sunday after health checks.
Afghanistan has seen a spate of hostage-takings this years. The Taleban are still holding a German engineer and four Afghans kidnapped a day before the South Koreans.
Associated Press reporters Chris Brummitt, Fisnik Abrashi and Raim Faiez contributed to this report from Kabul.
ஜோர்டன் சிறைகளில் முஸ்லீம்கள் சித்திரவதை
மனித உரிமைக்கழகம், ஜோர்டான் நாட்டில் சிறைபிடிக்கப்பட்டுள்ளவர்கள் அடிக்கப்படுகிறார்கள், சித்ரவதை செய்யப்படுகிறார்கள். அவர்களது மனித உரிமைகள் அரசாங்கத்தால் மதிக்கப்படுவதில்லை என்று உரத்து குரலெழுப்பியிருக்கிறது.
முக்கியமாக மத ரீதியாக தாடி வைத்திருக்கும் முஸ்லீம்கள் உட்பட அனைத்து சிறைக்கைதிகளின் முகங்களும் தலைகளும் சிரைக்கப்படுகின்றன.
முக்கியமாக இஸ்லாமிய தீவிரவாதிகள் என்று ஜோர்டன் அரசாங்கம் நம்பும் இஸ்லாமியர்களை தீவிர சித்ரவதைக்குள்ளாக்குகின்றனர் என்று மனித உரிமைக்கழகம் கூறியுள்ளது.
Rampant Beatings in Jordanian Prisons Go Unpunished
Thursday, August 30 2007 @ 06:45 PM EDT
Edited by: Kandy Ringer
Human Rights Watch 2007
Compiled by Kandy Ringer
Human Rights Watch Concludes Visit to Prisons, Intelligence Detention Center
BBSNews August 30, 2007 -- Amman (HRW) The Jordanian government urgently needs to address the beatings and other serious abuses that are rampant in its prisons, Human Rights Watch said today following a two-week visit to the country.
Human Rights Watch commended the government for opening up its prisons to independent human rights scrutiny, and said that top officials should take immediate steps to prevent and punish the abuses that occur there.
"Jordanian jailers routinely subject prisoners to illegal beatings that sometimes turn into torture," said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East and North Africa director at Human Rights Watch. "Guards hit prisoners with electrical cables and truncheons, and hang them in iron cuffs for hours on end."
Human Rights Watch investigators visited five Jordanian prisons during the last two weeks of August and interviewed more than 100 prisoners in private.
On August 22, the day after Human Rights Watch visited the Swaqa Correction and Rehabilitation Center, 62 miles south of Amman, prison security staff beat all or nearly all of the more than 2,100 prisoners there. They also shaved the beards and heads of all inmates, including religious Muslim men whose beliefs require them to keep a beard. This took place on the first day on the job for the prison's new director, Majid al-Rawashda.
"Jailers at Swaqa forcibly shaved religious prisoners to humiliate and degrade them, not for any legitimate penal purpose," Whitson said. "This was a blatant violation of the prisoners' right to practice their religion."
After learning that the prisoners had been beaten in the wake of their visit, Human Rights Watch returned to Swaqa on August 26. Some 40 prisoners said that security staff beat them on August 22 with electrical cables, wooden sticks and plastic pipes. Prisoners showed Human Rights Watch dark bruises on their backs, upper arms and legs. The prisoners reported that they had heard the cries of other prisoners who were being beaten over a period of at least eight hours, and said that they believed the jailers had beaten all the prisoners. One prisoner, `Ala' Abu `Utair, died that night, reportedly as a result of injuries caused by beatings.
A subsequent visit by the National Center for Human Rights, a Jordanian human rights organization, confirmed that large numbers of prisoners were beaten and forcibly shaved on August 22. The Public Security Directorate suspended the new director on August 27.
During Human Rights Watch's return visit to Swaqa on August 26, more than 350 prisoners slashed their bodies with sharp implements as a sign of protest against the recent beatings. At other Jordanian prison facilities, Human Rights Watch researchers had seen a large number of prisoners with multiple long scars on their arms, chests and legs. The prisoners said that self-mutilation was a common reaction to beatings, and to the threat of beatings, because the official complaints process did not function.
The abuses that Human Rights Watch documented were not limited to Swaqa. Prison authorities had carried out beatings in recent months in every prison that the delegation visited, yet disciplinary and legal actions against prison officials have been entirely inadequate.
In other penal facilities, Human Rights Watch spoke to prisoners who said that guards had recently hung them by their arms from iron bars, sometimes suspending them in the air, and beat them for an entire day, a practice that other prisoners said was common. In one prison, a young prisoner missing several front teeth said that guards had recently hit him in the mouth with a steel pipe. In Aqaba prison, in May, a prisoner died from repeated beatings by guards over the course of two days.
In Qafqafa prison, the punishment cells are located in the basement, without natural light, in unsanitary conditions. Prisoners there told Human Rights Watch that the conditions had seriously affected their mental health.
In December 2006, the government took an encouraging step by shutting down the al-Jafr prison, which was one of the country's most notorious prisons for beatings and other abuse. On this visit, however, the government prevented Human Rights Watch from entering Juwaida prison for men, another facility known for having particularly bad conditions, saying it plans to close the facility soon.
The Public Security Directorate told Human Rights Watch that it is planning a training program for prison directors, who currently receive no specialized training for the difficult job of running prisons and often spend no more than a few months on the job.
Besides visiting correctional facilities, Human Rights Watch together with representatives of two Jordanian human rights groups, Adaleh Center and the Human and Environment Observatory, conducted a series of visits to the Amman detention facility of the General Intelligence Department (GID).
The GID facility held 19 or 20 prisoners during the period that the joint delegation visited it. None of the prisoners the delegation interviewed, all in private, reported beatings or torture, although some prisoners alleged other forms of mistreatment, including threats of violence.
Former GID detainees told Human Rights Watch that they had been subjected to torture in GID custody, including heavy beatings on the soles of their feet carried out in the facility's basement. Their most recent such allegations involved abuses in April 2006. Former detainees described in detail beatings in the basement, consistent with allegations reported by Human Rights Watch in September 2006 (HRW 2006-09-06).
Human Rights Watch's research found that GID detainees are often arrested without regard to basic due process rights. All detainees are usually prevented from receiving visits during at least the first week and are held in solitary confinement for the duration of their GID detention. They are sometimes not informed of the crime with which they are charged. They also face extraordinary difficulties in appointing and seeing lawyers, and in challenging their detention. The military prosecutor can order the detention of civilians for up to six months on his own authority, before the State Security Court must issue an order for their further detention.
Another serious problem, evident both at Swaqa and at the GID detention facility, is the long-term detention of security suspects without trial. Three Islamist security prisoners (Samir Hilmi al-Barq, Adnan Sadiq Abu Nujila, and `Isam Tahir al-Barqawi al-`Utaibi, who is known as Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi) have each been detained for between two- and-a-half and four years, with only a few days outside detention before being re-arrested. The courts have not heard long-pending bail requests presented by the detainees' lawyers.
Provincial governors also frequently order administrative detention for persons who are suspected of a crime or have a criminal history. Such detainees often lack the financial resources to hire a lawyer and pay the court fees necessary to challenge their detention. Instead, they resort to hunger strikes to force officials to review their detention.
"Three security detainees in Jordan have been locked up for years without charge or trial," said Whitson. "The Jordanian courts have failed them."
The five Jordanian correctional facilities that Human Rights Watch visited this month include: Muwaqqar Correction and Rehabilitation Center, Swaqa Correction and Rehabilitation Center, Salt Correction and Rehabilitation Center, Qafqafa Correction and Rehabilitation Center, and Aqaba Correction and Rehabilitation Center. The intelligence detention center is the Detention and Interrogation Center of the General Intelligence Department in Jandawil, Wadi Sir, Amman.
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முக்கியமாக மத ரீதியாக தாடி வைத்திருக்கும் முஸ்லீம்கள் உட்பட அனைத்து சிறைக்கைதிகளின் முகங்களும் தலைகளும் சிரைக்கப்படுகின்றன.
முக்கியமாக இஸ்லாமிய தீவிரவாதிகள் என்று ஜோர்டன் அரசாங்கம் நம்பும் இஸ்லாமியர்களை தீவிர சித்ரவதைக்குள்ளாக்குகின்றனர் என்று மனித உரிமைக்கழகம் கூறியுள்ளது.
Rampant Beatings in Jordanian Prisons Go Unpunished
Thursday, August 30 2007 @ 06:45 PM EDT
Edited by: Kandy Ringer
Human Rights Watch 2007
Compiled by Kandy Ringer
Human Rights Watch Concludes Visit to Prisons, Intelligence Detention Center
BBSNews August 30, 2007 -- Amman (HRW) The Jordanian government urgently needs to address the beatings and other serious abuses that are rampant in its prisons, Human Rights Watch said today following a two-week visit to the country.
Human Rights Watch commended the government for opening up its prisons to independent human rights scrutiny, and said that top officials should take immediate steps to prevent and punish the abuses that occur there.
"Jordanian jailers routinely subject prisoners to illegal beatings that sometimes turn into torture," said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East and North Africa director at Human Rights Watch. "Guards hit prisoners with electrical cables and truncheons, and hang them in iron cuffs for hours on end."
Human Rights Watch investigators visited five Jordanian prisons during the last two weeks of August and interviewed more than 100 prisoners in private.
On August 22, the day after Human Rights Watch visited the Swaqa Correction and Rehabilitation Center, 62 miles south of Amman, prison security staff beat all or nearly all of the more than 2,100 prisoners there. They also shaved the beards and heads of all inmates, including religious Muslim men whose beliefs require them to keep a beard. This took place on the first day on the job for the prison's new director, Majid al-Rawashda.
"Jailers at Swaqa forcibly shaved religious prisoners to humiliate and degrade them, not for any legitimate penal purpose," Whitson said. "This was a blatant violation of the prisoners' right to practice their religion."
After learning that the prisoners had been beaten in the wake of their visit, Human Rights Watch returned to Swaqa on August 26. Some 40 prisoners said that security staff beat them on August 22 with electrical cables, wooden sticks and plastic pipes. Prisoners showed Human Rights Watch dark bruises on their backs, upper arms and legs. The prisoners reported that they had heard the cries of other prisoners who were being beaten over a period of at least eight hours, and said that they believed the jailers had beaten all the prisoners. One prisoner, `Ala' Abu `Utair, died that night, reportedly as a result of injuries caused by beatings.
A subsequent visit by the National Center for Human Rights, a Jordanian human rights organization, confirmed that large numbers of prisoners were beaten and forcibly shaved on August 22. The Public Security Directorate suspended the new director on August 27.
During Human Rights Watch's return visit to Swaqa on August 26, more than 350 prisoners slashed their bodies with sharp implements as a sign of protest against the recent beatings. At other Jordanian prison facilities, Human Rights Watch researchers had seen a large number of prisoners with multiple long scars on their arms, chests and legs. The prisoners said that self-mutilation was a common reaction to beatings, and to the threat of beatings, because the official complaints process did not function.
The abuses that Human Rights Watch documented were not limited to Swaqa. Prison authorities had carried out beatings in recent months in every prison that the delegation visited, yet disciplinary and legal actions against prison officials have been entirely inadequate.
In other penal facilities, Human Rights Watch spoke to prisoners who said that guards had recently hung them by their arms from iron bars, sometimes suspending them in the air, and beat them for an entire day, a practice that other prisoners said was common. In one prison, a young prisoner missing several front teeth said that guards had recently hit him in the mouth with a steel pipe. In Aqaba prison, in May, a prisoner died from repeated beatings by guards over the course of two days.
In Qafqafa prison, the punishment cells are located in the basement, without natural light, in unsanitary conditions. Prisoners there told Human Rights Watch that the conditions had seriously affected their mental health.
In December 2006, the government took an encouraging step by shutting down the al-Jafr prison, which was one of the country's most notorious prisons for beatings and other abuse. On this visit, however, the government prevented Human Rights Watch from entering Juwaida prison for men, another facility known for having particularly bad conditions, saying it plans to close the facility soon.
The Public Security Directorate told Human Rights Watch that it is planning a training program for prison directors, who currently receive no specialized training for the difficult job of running prisons and often spend no more than a few months on the job.
Besides visiting correctional facilities, Human Rights Watch together with representatives of two Jordanian human rights groups, Adaleh Center and the Human and Environment Observatory, conducted a series of visits to the Amman detention facility of the General Intelligence Department (GID).
The GID facility held 19 or 20 prisoners during the period that the joint delegation visited it. None of the prisoners the delegation interviewed, all in private, reported beatings or torture, although some prisoners alleged other forms of mistreatment, including threats of violence.
Former GID detainees told Human Rights Watch that they had been subjected to torture in GID custody, including heavy beatings on the soles of their feet carried out in the facility's basement. Their most recent such allegations involved abuses in April 2006. Former detainees described in detail beatings in the basement, consistent with allegations reported by Human Rights Watch in September 2006 (HRW 2006-09-06).
Human Rights Watch's research found that GID detainees are often arrested without regard to basic due process rights. All detainees are usually prevented from receiving visits during at least the first week and are held in solitary confinement for the duration of their GID detention. They are sometimes not informed of the crime with which they are charged. They also face extraordinary difficulties in appointing and seeing lawyers, and in challenging their detention. The military prosecutor can order the detention of civilians for up to six months on his own authority, before the State Security Court must issue an order for their further detention.
Another serious problem, evident both at Swaqa and at the GID detention facility, is the long-term detention of security suspects without trial. Three Islamist security prisoners (Samir Hilmi al-Barq, Adnan Sadiq Abu Nujila, and `Isam Tahir al-Barqawi al-`Utaibi, who is known as Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi) have each been detained for between two- and-a-half and four years, with only a few days outside detention before being re-arrested. The courts have not heard long-pending bail requests presented by the detainees' lawyers.
Provincial governors also frequently order administrative detention for persons who are suspected of a crime or have a criminal history. Such detainees often lack the financial resources to hire a lawyer and pay the court fees necessary to challenge their detention. Instead, they resort to hunger strikes to force officials to review their detention.
"Three security detainees in Jordan have been locked up for years without charge or trial," said Whitson. "The Jordanian courts have failed them."
The five Jordanian correctional facilities that Human Rights Watch visited this month include: Muwaqqar Correction and Rehabilitation Center, Swaqa Correction and Rehabilitation Center, Salt Correction and Rehabilitation Center, Qafqafa Correction and Rehabilitation Center, and Aqaba Correction and Rehabilitation Center. The intelligence detention center is the Detention and Interrogation Center of the General Intelligence Department in Jandawil, Wadi Sir, Amman.
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குறிச்சொற்கள்:
இஸ்லாமிய பயங்கரவாதம்,
ஜோர்டன்
கொரிய வெற்றியால், மேலும் நிறைய வெளிநாட்டினரை கடத்த தாலிபான் திட்டம்
கொரியர்களை கடத்தி கொரிய அரசாங்கத்தை பணிய வைத்து கொரிய ராணுவத்தை ஆப்கானிஸ்தானிலிருந்து வெளியேற்றுவதால், இதே முறையை பின்பற்றி மற்ற நாடுகளின் பொதுமக்களையும் கடத்தி கொல்ல திட்டமிட்டுள்ளது தாலிபான்.
மேலும் நிறைய வெளிநாட்டினரை கடத்துவோம் என்று அறிவித்துள்ளார்கள்.
பயங்கரவாதிகளுடன் பேச்சுவார்த்தை என்றுமே பலனளிக்காது!
நன்றி கலீஜ் டைம்ஸ்
Taleban vows to abduct more foreigners
(AP)
31 August 2007
JANDA, Afghanistan - Taleban militants vowed to abduct more foreigners after ending a six-week hostage drama by releasing the last seven of a group of kidnapped South Koreans under a deal with the Seoul government.
We will do the same thing with the other allies in Afghanistan, because we found this way to be successful,’ Taleban spokesman Qari Yousef Ahmadi told the Associated Press via cell phone from an undisclosed location.
The seven hostages were handed over Thursday to the International Committee of the Red Cross in two separate exchanges close to the central Afghan city of Ghazni, Red Cross officials and an Associated Press reporter said. The freed hostages did not speak to reporters.
The final three released _ two women and a man _ were handed over by armed men on a main road in Janda district after apparently walking through the desert for some distance. Covered in dust, they were quickly bundled into a Red Cross vehicle and driven away.
The seven were part of a group of 23 church volunteers who were abducted on July 19 as they traveled by bus along a dangerous road in southern Afghanistan. The militants killed two men soon after taking them, and released two women earlier this month in what they termed a goodwill’ gesture. On Wednesday, the Taleban released the 12 other hostages.
The hostages had no health problems and were resting Friday at an undisclosed location, said a South Korean embassy official in Kabul. He spoke on condition of anoymity because he was not auhtorized to speak to the media.
He said the group would either fly home later Friday or Saturday. He gave no more details.
The United Nation’s Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon welcomed the release but deplored the continuing abduction and senseless murder of innocent civilians.
Despite the tragic death of two hostages in July, he is happy that those released are now on their way to being safely reunited with their loved ones,’ UN deputy spokeswoman Marie Okabe said Thursday.
The men accompanying the last hostages freed gave an unsigned note to journalists accusing the South Koreans of coming to Afghanistan on a mission to convert the staunchly Islamic country to Christianity.
They came to our nation to change our faith,’ the handwritten note read. The Afghan people have given their lives for their faith. This is the reason we arrested them.’
The South Korean government and relatives of the hostages _ all of whom belonged to a Presbyterian church close to Seoul _ have insisted they were not engaged in missionary activities, but were doing aid work such as helping in hospitals.
The identity of the armed men was not clear. The Taleban said earlier they had handed the three hostages to tribal elders who would transfer them to the Red Cross and in Afghanistan, many villagers carry weapons.
The crisis ended under a deal struck Tuesday between Taleban commanders and representatives of the South Korean government, which has been under intense domestic pressure to bring the hostages home safely.
Under the terms of the agreement, Seoul repeated a pledge it had made long before the kidnappings to withdraw its 200 troops in Afghanistan before year’s end and vowed to prevent missionaries traveling to the country.
The Taleban apparently backed down from an earlier demand for a prisoner exchange.
In Washington, the State Department welcomed the hostages’ release. When asked if South Korea’s negotiations with the Taleban set a dangerous precedent, spokesman Tom Casey refrained from directly criticizing the Seoul government.
I’d simply reiterate that the long-standing US policy is ... not to make concessions to terrorists,’ he said.
While there was no sign that the militants extracted any other concessions, analysts say the militants emerged from the crisis with renewed political legitimacy because for the first time since their 2001 ouster, they negotiated with a foreign government.
Taleban now have diplomacy, they have got spokesmen, they value cameras, they have a political dimension for their movement, and their aim is to be recognized as legitimate,’ said Mustafa Alani, director of security and terrorism studies at the Dubai-based Gulf Research Center.
South Korea has denied doing anything wrong, saying it was not unusual to negotiate with hostage-takers.
The freed hostages were expected to fly back to South Korea by Sunday after health checks.
Afghanistan has seen a spate of hostage-takings this years. The Taleban are still holding a German engineer and four Afghans kidnapped a day before the South Koreans.
Associated Press reporters Chris Brummitt, Fisnik Abrashi and Raim Faiez contributed to this report from Kabul.
மேலும் நிறைய வெளிநாட்டினரை கடத்துவோம் என்று அறிவித்துள்ளார்கள்.
பயங்கரவாதிகளுடன் பேச்சுவார்த்தை என்றுமே பலனளிக்காது!
நன்றி கலீஜ் டைம்ஸ்
Taleban vows to abduct more foreigners
(AP)
31 August 2007
JANDA, Afghanistan - Taleban militants vowed to abduct more foreigners after ending a six-week hostage drama by releasing the last seven of a group of kidnapped South Koreans under a deal with the Seoul government.
We will do the same thing with the other allies in Afghanistan, because we found this way to be successful,’ Taleban spokesman Qari Yousef Ahmadi told the Associated Press via cell phone from an undisclosed location.
The seven hostages were handed over Thursday to the International Committee of the Red Cross in two separate exchanges close to the central Afghan city of Ghazni, Red Cross officials and an Associated Press reporter said. The freed hostages did not speak to reporters.
The final three released _ two women and a man _ were handed over by armed men on a main road in Janda district after apparently walking through the desert for some distance. Covered in dust, they were quickly bundled into a Red Cross vehicle and driven away.
The seven were part of a group of 23 church volunteers who were abducted on July 19 as they traveled by bus along a dangerous road in southern Afghanistan. The militants killed two men soon after taking them, and released two women earlier this month in what they termed a goodwill’ gesture. On Wednesday, the Taleban released the 12 other hostages.
The hostages had no health problems and were resting Friday at an undisclosed location, said a South Korean embassy official in Kabul. He spoke on condition of anoymity because he was not auhtorized to speak to the media.
He said the group would either fly home later Friday or Saturday. He gave no more details.
The United Nation’s Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon welcomed the release but deplored the continuing abduction and senseless murder of innocent civilians.
Despite the tragic death of two hostages in July, he is happy that those released are now on their way to being safely reunited with their loved ones,’ UN deputy spokeswoman Marie Okabe said Thursday.
The men accompanying the last hostages freed gave an unsigned note to journalists accusing the South Koreans of coming to Afghanistan on a mission to convert the staunchly Islamic country to Christianity.
They came to our nation to change our faith,’ the handwritten note read. The Afghan people have given their lives for their faith. This is the reason we arrested them.’
The South Korean government and relatives of the hostages _ all of whom belonged to a Presbyterian church close to Seoul _ have insisted they were not engaged in missionary activities, but were doing aid work such as helping in hospitals.
The identity of the armed men was not clear. The Taleban said earlier they had handed the three hostages to tribal elders who would transfer them to the Red Cross and in Afghanistan, many villagers carry weapons.
The crisis ended under a deal struck Tuesday between Taleban commanders and representatives of the South Korean government, which has been under intense domestic pressure to bring the hostages home safely.
Under the terms of the agreement, Seoul repeated a pledge it had made long before the kidnappings to withdraw its 200 troops in Afghanistan before year’s end and vowed to prevent missionaries traveling to the country.
The Taleban apparently backed down from an earlier demand for a prisoner exchange.
In Washington, the State Department welcomed the hostages’ release. When asked if South Korea’s negotiations with the Taleban set a dangerous precedent, spokesman Tom Casey refrained from directly criticizing the Seoul government.
I’d simply reiterate that the long-standing US policy is ... not to make concessions to terrorists,’ he said.
While there was no sign that the militants extracted any other concessions, analysts say the militants emerged from the crisis with renewed political legitimacy because for the first time since their 2001 ouster, they negotiated with a foreign government.
Taleban now have diplomacy, they have got spokesmen, they value cameras, they have a political dimension for their movement, and their aim is to be recognized as legitimate,’ said Mustafa Alani, director of security and terrorism studies at the Dubai-based Gulf Research Center.
South Korea has denied doing anything wrong, saying it was not unusual to negotiate with hostage-takers.
The freed hostages were expected to fly back to South Korea by Sunday after health checks.
Afghanistan has seen a spate of hostage-takings this years. The Taleban are still holding a German engineer and four Afghans kidnapped a day before the South Koreans.
Associated Press reporters Chris Brummitt, Fisnik Abrashi and Raim Faiez contributed to this report from Kabul.
குறிச்சொற்கள்:
ஆப்கானிஸ்தான்,
இஸ்;லாமிய பயங்கரவாதம்,
தாலிபான்
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