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Sectarian clashes in Syria raise questions about al-Sharaa’s rule
Syria’s president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, is the former leader of the hardline Islamist rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, which led an offensive in December that unseated then-president Bashar al-Assad and ended his family’s five decades of brutal rule.
A historic monument on Londonderry's Walls has been damaged by paint in what police are treating as a sectarian hate crime.
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Sectarian hate crime probed after paint bombs thrown at Walker's Plinth on the city's WallsPolice in Londonderry are investigating criminal damage caused to Walker's Plinth on the city's Walls after paint bombs were ...
The Catholic dioceses hoping to run the nation's first religious charter school say anti-Catholic bias was behind many states ...
A young autistic man who was injured in what is being treated as a sectarian attack in Londonderry is too afraid to return to ...
Syrian law criminalizes insults against religious figures or symbols, whether verbal, written, or disseminated through ...
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