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June 21, 2008

Pakistan

Twenty-nine were killed in clashes between the Lashkar-e-Islam and Ansar-ul-Islam in Kurram. Twenty-five Christians were kidnapped in Peshawar. Police in Charsadda arrested 15 journalists for reporting on the Taliban. The Pakistani government wants to fight the war against terrorism, but not inside Pakistan, said the Prime Minister's adviser.
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Journalists held for reporting on Taliban

PESHAWAR: Police in the Shabqadar area of Charsadda district detained 15 local journalists on Saturday for reporting on Taliban activities. Ahmad Ali, one of the arrested journalists, told Daily Times by telephone that they had received several warnings from DSP Ihsanuddin to refrain from such reporting. The journalists were later freed, but said they would remain in the police station until DSP's transfer. staff report

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Police in the Shabqadar area of Charsadda should be arrested and sued.

Gerald

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Hacker Arrested for "Internet Terror"

Hacker Arrested for "Internet Terror"

Text of report in English by Israeli newspaper The Jerusalem Post website on 1 January

[Unattributed report: Seventeen-Year-Old Arab Suspected of 'Internet Terror']

A 17-year-old from the Arab village of Kfar Karah, in Wadi Ara, was arrested overnight Monday on suspicion of hacking into and sabotaging thousands of Web sites, police said. The suspect allegedly wrecked sites belonging to the Likud Party, Maccabi Tel Aviv, shopping sites and sites used as servers by various other companies.

The Northern District Police Fraud Squad is set to request a five- day remand extension for the suspected hacker.

Police described the alleged offences as "Internet terror", accusing the teen of working with several associates from Turkey and Saudi Arabia to specifically ruin Israeli websites. As yet, it is unclear if government sites were affected.

[A related report on Voice of Israel radio (in Hebrew 1000 gmt 1 Jan 08) said: "The hackers used to leave the following message: You are killing Palestinians, and we will kill your servers."]
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