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virgil

#Saudi-Arabien
#Intellektueller offenbar wegen #Social-Media-Nutzung zum #Tode verurteilt
Der saudische #Kronprinz Mohammed bin #Salman , nach dem #Kashoggi-Mord zurück auf der Weltbühne, herrscht offenbar weiter mit Repressionen gegen #Dissidenten . Laut einem Bericht des » #Guardian « droht einem Juraprofessor die #Hinrichtung

https://www.spiegel.de/ausland/saudi-arabien-awad-al-qarni-laut-medien-wegen-twitter-nutzung-zum-tode-verurteilt-a-54722338-1900-4575-bf3f-8be3a62e5d41

bin ich froh, daß wir das Land nach Strich und Faden mit Sanktionen überschüttet haben

Saudi-Arabien: Awad Al-Qarni laut Medien wegen Twitter-Nutzung zum Tode verurteilt

Der saudische Kronprinz Mohammed bin Salman, nach dem Kashoggi-Mord zurück auf der Weltbühne, herrscht offenbar weiter mit Repressionen gegen Dissidenten. Laut einem Bericht des »Guardian« droht einem Juraprofessor die Hinrichtung.

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Sylvia J

Those angry at Rushdie’s stabbing have been missing in action over a far bigger threat to our freedom

https://www.jonathan-cook.net/blog/2022-08-18/rushdie-stabbing-freedom-assange/

The #outrage of liberal voices to the #hideous #attack on #SalmanRushdie stands in #contrast to their #silence on the #hideous #treatment of #JulianAssange. Why? Because Assange holds a #mirror up to them. #Protest the #stabbing of #Salman #Rushdie by all means. But don’t forget to protest even more loudly the #silencing and #disappearing of #Julian #Assange.

#jonathancook #ny #stabbing #truth #freedom #us #uk #journalism #weareallassange #freespeech #truthteller #freeassange #nilsmelzer

Those angry at Rushdie’s stabbing have been missing in action over a far bigger threat to our freedom

The Satanic Verses novelist is championed by western liberals not because he’s bravely articulated difficult truths but because of who his enemies are.

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Salman Rushdie Stabbed and Seriously Injured During Speech in New York

Author #Salman #Rushdie was #stabbed during a speech in western #NewYork on Friday morning and rushed to a hospital for treatment. Governor Kathy Hochul said at an afternoon event that he is alive and credited a state trooper with saving him.

Rushdie was about to give a lecture at the Chautauqua Institution in Chautauqua when a man rushed the stage and attacked him, the Associated Press reports. The assailant, who has not been identified, was subdued and detained by police. Rushdie was airlifted to a nearby hospital, according to a statement by state police that said the author had been stabbed in the neck.

The attack began at approximately 10:45 a.m. as Rushdie and co-speaker Henry Reese were coming onto the stage of the amphitheater, according to eyewitness Charlie Savenor, who was seated about 50 feet away. “Within about 15 seconds, someone jumped onstage and began to pound Mr. Rushdie,” Savenor said. The assailant repeatedly struck the author. “I saw the arm go up and down.”

The attacker “did not say anything,” Savenor added.

Blood could be seen splattered behind the spot where Rushdie was attacked.

Another witness told the New York Times that Rushdie had been stabbed multiple times:

Quote Rita Landman, an endocrinologist who was in the audience and offered assistance, said that Mr. Rushdie had multiple stab wounds, including one to the right side of his neck, and that there was a pool of blood under his body. But she said he appeared to be alive and was not receiving CPR. “People were saying, ‘He has a pulse, he has a pulse he has a pulse,’” Ms. Landman said.

"Rushdie was quickly surrounded by a small group of people who held up his legs, presumably to send more blood to his chest,” the AP reported, before he was taken to a hospital by helicopter. Reese suffered a minor head wound, according to police.

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