Deposed Kyrgyz President Seeks Guarantee of Safety
(Al Jazeera English News Headlines: April 13, 2010) Kyrgyzstan's deposed president Kurmanbek Bakiyev promises to resign if the interim government guarantees his safety. Human rights groups expressed concern that Israel's new military order to expel those from the West Bank without the appropriate legal permits could result in the expulsions of tens of thousands of Palestinians. Plans to rename a troubled tribal province in Pakistan face opposition. Somalia's capital Mogadishu saw clashes between government forces and al-Shabab guerilla fighters. Also, Iran's girl's football team is not welcome at the Youth Olympic Games wearing Islamic headscarves.
(Al Jazeera English News Headlines: April 13, 2010) Kyrgyzstan's deposed president Kurmanbek Bakiyev promises to resign if the interim government guarantees his safety. Human rights groups expressed concern that Israel's new military order to expel those from the West Bank without the appropriate legal permits could result in the expulsions of tens of thousands of Palestinians. Plans to rename a troubled tribal province in Pakistan face opposition. Somalia's capital Mogadishu saw clashes between government forces and al-Shabab guerilla fighters. Also, Iran's girl's football team is not welcome at the Youth Olympic Games wearing Islamic headscarves.
