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[[kijk-live]] Club Brugge - Leverkusen live op tv en livestream 1 november 2022

Afwezigen bij Club Brugge in de aanloop naar het Champions League-duel tegen Bayer LeverkusenClinton Mata ontbreekt op training bij Club Brugge in de aanloop naar het Champions League-duel tegen Bayer Leverkusen

Dinsdag speelt Club Brugge zijn laatste wedstrijd in de groepsfase van de Champions League. Tegen Bayer Leverkusen kan Club zijn 1e plaats veiligstellen. De aanloop naar de wedstrijd tegen Bayer Leverkusen gebeurt niet vlekkeloos. Clinton Mata ontbrak op de laatste training voor de afreis naar Duitsland. Hij herstelt van een enkelblessure en raakt niet fit voor het CL-duel.

Verder moet Carl Hoefkens nog meer puzzelen voor zijn verdediging. Denis Odoi en Abakar Sylla zijn geschorst. Zo zal Buchanan wellicht op de rechtsback moeten spelen.

Roman Yaremchuk trainde mee en wordt in de selectie verwacht, maar dat moet nog bevestigd worden. Ook Andreas Skov Olsen trainde mee. Dat is goed nieuws, want afgelopen weekend bleef hij aan de kant door een kneuzing aan zijn heup.

Het ticketje voor de achtste finale is al enkele weken zeker, maar de groepswinst staat dinsdag in de vooravond in Leverkusen nog wel op het spel. Volg de aanloop naar de laatste groepsmatch hier bij ons LIVE.

Een overwinning op het veld van Bayer 04 Leverkusen is altijd genoeg om de groepswinst mee te nemen naar West-Vlaanderen. Al kan Club Brugge zonder druk voetballen. Ook na de jaarwisseling danst blauw-zwart nog mee op het Kampioenenbal.

"Eerste worden in de groep staat iets mooier", glimlacht Hans Vanaken in Het Laatste Nieuws. "Al is het moeilijk te zeggen of de loting daardoor beter zal zijn. Er blijven zestien topploegen over. Voor ons eergevoel gaan we voor groepswinst. Al mag een verlies niet als iets negatiefs gezien worden.

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Wat kan ik volgen op Voetbal Vandaag? Op Voetbal Vandaag kun je alle voetbalwedstrijden bekijken die vandaag op televisie te zien zijn in een handig tijdschema. Bezoek onze website met minimale advertenties voor informatie of je favoriete wedstrijd vanavond om 18:45 of 21:00 dan wel morgen uitgezonden wordt. Naar welke voetbal wedstrijden op TV ga jij vandaag kijken? Welke wedstrijden kan ik kijken op Voetbal Vandaag? Op Voetbal Vandaag kun je jouw competities bekijken, zoals de Eredivisie, Jupiler League, Champions League Live op tv, Europa League, Serie A, La Liga, Premier League en Ligue 1 maar ook kanalen die de voetbalwedstrijden live uitzenden zoals ESPN 2/4/5/6 en Ziggo Sport Extra.

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Club Brugge verloor woensdagavond kansloos met 0-4 tegen FC Porto, dezelfde score als tijdens die legendarische avond in het Drakenstadion. Club mocht het twee keer proberen vanop de stip bij 0-1, maar Vanaken en Lang misten. De eerste plaats in groep B wordt plots nog een hele karwei. Jan Breydel vloekte. Bookmakers verwachten dat - er met de winst vandoor gaat tegen een quotering van

Elke minuut kan belangrijk zijn. Morgen is onze laatste groepsmatch en het kleinste detail kan dan de doorslag geven. ”In een scenario waarbij Atletico punten laat bij Porto, gelooft Alonso niet echt. “Als we nog een kans willen hebben, dan moeten we winnen morgen. Onze hele voorbereiding is daar ook op gericht. We zullen een complete prestatie moeten neerzetten. ”Patrik Schick, de Tsjechische steraanvaller van het team, sukkelt met de adductoren en speelde afgelopen weekend maar een half uur tegen RB Leipzig (2-0 verlies). Het is afwachten of hij tegen Club aan de aftrap verschijnt.

“Wij willen verder in Europa. Voor het prestige, voor de fans”, vertelde Alonso maandag op een persbabbel. “Wij willen graag nog Europees spelen in de BayArena. Morgen hebben wij de kans om dit af te dwingen. Maar het wordt niet eenvoudig tegen Club Brugge. Zij hebben zich al gekwalificeerd en doen het goed. Een deel van hun geheim is dat ze al lang samen spelen, ze hebben een duidelijk idee van wat ze willen. ”Nerveus of gespannen is Alonso naar eigen zeggen niet.

Vincent Van GenechtenBron: BELGAVandaag om 14:04Leverkusen (4 punten) moet om derde te worden en het vangnet van de Europa League te halen, beter doen dan Atletico Madrid (5 punten) op het veld van Porto. De Portugezen lachten in hun vuistje. Omdat de tweede plaats in groep B steeds dichterbij kwam, maar ook omdat ze Club een koekje van eigen deeg serveerden. Ze waren die pak rammel in het Drakenstadion nog niet vergeten, hoor. Die vierde moest en zou er nog komen. De Portugese aanvallers rolden de Brugse verdediging nog eens helemaal op, met Taremi als eindstation.

Volg hier alles op de voet! Club Brugge staat dinsdag tegenover Bayer Leverkusen inClub werd bij momenten weggespeeld, en op een bepaald moment raakt je geluk gewoon op. Het kon dus niet blijven duren. Zeker niet wanneer Mechele niet zijn eerste ziekenhuisbal verstuurde. Otavio zei dankjewel, stuurde sluipschutter Taremi diep en die duwde de bal precies in het hoekje voorbij Mignolet. Die baalde: het was zijn eerste tegendoelpunt tijdens deze Champions League-campagne. Maar anderzijds mocht Club blij zijn dat het mààr 0-1 was aan de rust. Een gelijkspel volstond namelijk voor groepswinst, en richting de rust kwam er toch wat meer Brugse dreiging. “Ik voel motivatie, energie, intensiteit. Dat is ook wat er nodig is in de Champions League.

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Russia has given the United States a list of conditions for resolving tensions

A lengthy message from Russia to the United States claimed that NATO and the United States had not responded to their main demands.

Moscow has warned that Russia could move forward to resolve the issue militarily and strategically, as no solution has been found to ensure security.

Russia has also given a list of its demands to the United States.

According to Al Jazeera, the list includes demands for a complete halt to arms supplies to Eastern Europe.

Weapons that have already been sent must be removed and any joint military exercises between Ukraine and NATO must be stopped.

All foreign troops and military trainers in Ukraine must leave Ukraine.

Russia's main demand, meanwhile, is for the United States and NATO to ensure that NATO never joins Ukraine. NATO will not expand their reach in Eastern Europe.

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Russia is increasing its military presence around Ukraine: NATO

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said he does not want war in Europe. Moscow also said troops were being withdrawn from the Ukrainian border. But the United States and the Western military alliance, NATO, say the opposite. They claim that Russia is still strengthening its military presence around Ukraine. Khabar Al Jazeera.

As tensions in Europe escalated over the deployment of Russian troops on the Ukrainian border, the announcement of the withdrawal of Russian troops raised hopes in the minds of Westerners. However, Russia and NATO later claimed that this was not happening at all. In the meantime, cyber attacks have been launched on several websites, including the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense. Moscow is being blamed for the attack.

In an interview with US media outlet SSNBC, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said, "Russia does one thing and does another. And we didn't see anything like withdrawing their troops. '

The same goes for NATO. NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has said that the withdrawal of Russian troops and tanks did not prove the point. "We have seen that Russia has increased its troop numbers and more troops are on the way," he said before attending a meeting in Brussels, Belgium. So, the crisis is not over yet.

Jens Stoltenberg said NATO would be able to prove that Russia failed to withdraw troops through satellite imagery. He also said that it was in conflict with the message that diplomatic efforts were being made to reduce tensions.

The first announcement of the withdrawal of Russian troops from the Ukrainian border came last Tuesday. Later on Wednesday, Moscow said more troops had been withdrawn from Crimea. A video related to this has been released. There, military equipment, including tanks and armored vehicles, was being removed from Crimea.

Meanwhile, the Kremlin has called NATO's demand for troop withdrawal wrong. Russia's ambassador to Ireland says troops deployed to western Russia will return to their normal positions in three to four weeks.

Russia has long deployed troops along the Ukrainian border. The West claims that Moscow's move is an attack on the country. Russia has denied the allegations in a statement issued Friday stating "Similar, baseless allegations concerning Russia's intelligence have been made more than once. However, there are concerns over Ukraine's readiness to join NATO. Russia considers Ukraine's accession to NATO a threat to its security.

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Hiv-infected Women Recover From Stem Cell Transplants

Scientists claim that stem cell transplantation has been able to cure the deadly disease AIDS. Stem cells were transplanted to treat leukemia (anemia) in a woman infected with the HIV virus responsible for the disease.

This has reduced the effectiveness of the virus. Scientists claim that the woman from the United States is the first woman to recover from HIV through stem cell transplantation and the third person in the world.

Al-Jazeera, a Qatar-based media outlet, reports that the method could be used to reach more people with stem cell transplants without the use of antiretroviral therapy.

The issue of stem cell transplantation for the treatment of leukemia (anemia) in women infected with the HIV virus was raised at the Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections Conference in Denver, USA last Tuesday.

"This is the third such recovery," said Sharon Lewin, president of the AIDS Society, an organization that works with HIV patients. This is the first case of any other woman.Earlier, the two men who recovered from HIV through stem cell transplants were men. In their case, adult stem cells were used for bone marrow transplantation. But this time umbilical cord blood is used.

Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles and Johns Hopkins were involved in the study. They observed 25 patients who had had stem cell transplants to treat cancer and other serious conditions.

The patients under observation were first given chemotherapy to destroy the cancer cells. It is then transplanted by taking transplant stem cells from individuals with specific genetic mutations. This builds up immunity in the patient's body.The HIV virus was first identified in 1971. This weakens the immune system of the infected person and increases the risk of death from pneumonia or other diseases.

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What Malala Said To Karnataka About The Hijab Controversy

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has announced that all schools and colleges in the Indian state of Karnataka will be closed for the next three days.

He said the decision was taken to maintain peace and security.

Malala Yousafzai has expressed surprise at such a decision.The Pakistani Nobel laureate and women's rights activist has expressed concern over the ongoing tensions in India over the wearing of hijab by school and college students. In a tweet, Malala said that the refusal of girls to go to school after wearing hijab is a terrible thing. There are objections even if women wear more or less clothes.

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Pregnant Woman Put a Nail in the head after getting the guarantee of a son

She has been the mother of three daughters in a row. A boy has become pregnant for the fourth time in the hope of having a child. Fear not, even if it is a boy. So a saint took refuge in the hope of having a son.

That saint not only assured, but also guaranteed a son. But for that he will have to go through a difficult test. You have to put the nail in your head. The reckless mother has done that terrible thing in the hope of having a son.

The tragic incident took place in Peshawar, Pakistan, the AFP news agency reported on Wednesday.

Haider Khan, a doctor, told AFP that the woman had tried to remove the nail with a pliers. Failing that, he went to a hospital in the northwestern Pakistani city of Peshawar.

Haider Khan said that although the woman was fully aware, she was in severe pain.

He also said that the mother of three children and the unborn child of the woman is also a girl.

X-rays showed a two-inch nail piercing the top of the woman's forehead. Fortunately, his brain was not injured.

Haider Khan said that a hammer or something heavy was used to insert the nail into the forehead.

The woman first told the hospital staff that she had put the nail in her own head on the advice of the saint. But later he said that the saint had put a nail in his head.

Meanwhile, the woman left the hospital soon after the nail was removed. Police are looking for the woman to interrogate Sadhu.

"We have collected CCTV footage from the hospital and hope to be able to reach the woman soon," Peshawar police chief Abbas Ahsan told AFP.

In South Asia, it is believed that a son can provide financial security to his parents. The girl child, on the other hand, is considered a burden.

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More deaths from pollution than corona: UN

More people are dying from the terrible effects of environmental pollution than from coronas around the world. The state and various non-governmental organizations are responsible for this pollution. This information has come up in a UN environmental report. The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that "immediate and ambitious measures must be taken to ban certain toxic chemicals in order to prevent such deaths."

According to the report, pesticides, plastics and electronic waste used in agriculture are the leading cause of death worldwide. About 9 million people die prematurely every year due to these reasons. This number is more than death in Corona. The Corona Epidemic, a website that provides updates on corona infections and deaths, has killed more than 5.9 million people worldwide in the two-year-old corona epidemic.

The report on the severity of environmental pollution was published on the website of the UN Human Rights Council on Tuesday. It will be presented at a council meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, next month. The UN Human Rights Council has already declared that access to clean environment is one of the human rights.

The United Nations says more deaths from pollution than corona are rarely discussed in various quarters. David Boyd, author of the report and the UN's special envoy for the environment, said: As a result, the problem has become widespread, undermining people's right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment.

In the report, the UN has recommended ban on polyfluoroquil and perfluorocal. These man-made ingredients are used to make household utensils (especially non-stick utensils). This chemical is one of the leading causes of cancer in the human body. At the same time, the report emphasizes the need to clean up the world's most polluted areas quickly and efficiently.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet has called environmental risks the biggest challenge to human rights. He says the world is witnessing a sharp rise in climate change and environmental pollution, which poses a challenge to human rights.

The UN Environment Conference will be held on February 26 in Nairobi, the capital of the African country Kenya. The conference is expected to discuss in detail the development and implementation of effective and sustainable environmental protection strategies.

Meanwhile, pollution from riverine and other pharmaceutical products dumped in rivers around the world poses a threat to the environment and global health, according to another research report. The study was conducted at the University of York in the United Kingdom. The BBC reports that paracetamol, nicotine, caffeine, anti-epileptic and anti-diabetic drugs have been widely found in these wastes.

Rivers in Pakistan, Bolivia and Ethiopia are among the most polluted in the world, the report said. Waste of medicines and other pharmaceutical products falls directly into the rivers of these countries. The research report was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Journal.

The study took water samples from more than a thousand experimental sites in hundreds of countries. According to the report, active levels of pharmaceutical wastes were found in more than one-fourth of the 256 river water collected in the sample, which is unsafe for aquatic life.

Dr. led the study. John Wilkinson told BBC News: "What usually happens is that we take chemicals as drugs, they have the desired effect on us and then they leave our body. But now even modern wastewater treatment plants are not able to completely destroy the compounds in contaminated water before mixing it with river or lake water.

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The Students Were Sent Back To Karnataka Wearing Hijab

The controversy over hijab is not stopping in Karnataka, India.

After the hijab debate was stopped, the High Court there has ordered not to wear any kind of religious attire in educational institutions till the final verdict . Schools and colleges in Karnataka have reopened after the interim verdict.

Citing an interim judgment of the High Court, Indian media outlet NDTV reported that government PU college students in Vijayapura in northern Karnataka were not allowed to enter the college on Wednesday due to wearing hijab. However, before the High Court's verdict in that college, the students were not barred from wearing hijab, the NDTV report said

Meanwhile, although there has been no problem so far, the college authorities have been arguing with the students over the sudden interruption. In the video of that time, the principal was heard to say, we are following the order of the High Court. The order said no religious attire, whether hijab or saffron shawl, would be allowed inside the educational institution.

Meanwhile, in Shivamogga, Karnataka, some students wearing hijabs were barred from entering the college. They came out of the college premises asking to remove the hijab. The students claim that they used to come to the classroom wearing hijab. But they were barred from wearing hijab following an interim order of the Karnataka High Court.

For more than a month now, Muslim students have been protesting in various schools and colleges in Karnataka demanding permission to wear hijab.Hindu students, on the other hand, started the anti-hijab movement after wearing the purple veil.On the basis of this movement, the Karnataka High Court directed that no religious attire should be provided in the educational institutions till the final decision is taken.

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What will happen to the turban cross tip tip-bangle, questions Karnataka High Court

The controversy over the hijab issue is not stopping in Karnataka, India. The fourth day hearing of the petition of some students demanding wearing hijab in the classroom was held on Wednesday. The plaintiff's lawyer Ravi Verma Kumar raised the issue of the High Court's interim judgment for not wearing any religious symbol in the classroom at that time, Indian media outlet NDTV reported in a report on Wednesday.

Ravi Verma Kumar told the court that not only hijab, there are multiple religious symbols, which people of different religions wear every day. He also mentions scarf, bangle, turban, cross or tip. He raises questions in court, no one is kicked out of the class wearing a tip or a bangle! Aren't they religious symbols? Why only the problem with Muslim students?

He added that no action was taken against Christians even if they held the cross, adding that students were being expelled from class only for religion. This is in violation of Article 15 of the Constitution.

He said there is no barrier to wearing the veil. There is no barrier to wearing bangles. Why only it (hijab)? Why not the turban of the Sikhs, the cross of the Christians?He raises the question, no other religious symbol is considered . why only hijab?

Meanwhile, schools and colleges in Karnataka have reopened after the interim verdict. Citing an interim judgment of the High Court, government PU college students in Vijayapura in northern Karnataka were not allowed to enter the college on Wednesday due to wearing hijab. However, before the High Court's verdict in that college, the students were not barred from wearing hijab, the NDTV report said.

Although there has been no problem so far, the college authorities got into an argument with the students over the sudden obstruction. In the video of that time, the principal was heard to say, we are following the order of the High Court. The order said no religious attire, whether hijab or saffron shawl, would be allowed inside the educational institution.

In Shivamogga, Karnataka, on the other hand, some students wearing hijabs were barred from entering the college. They came out of the college premises asking to remove the hijab. The students claim that they used to come to the classroom wearing hijab. But they were barred from wearing hijab following an interim order of the Karnataka High Court.

For more than a month now, Muslim students have been protesting in various schools and colleges in Karnataka demanding permission to wear hijab. Hindu students, on the other hand, started the anti-hijab movement after wearing the purple veil.On the basis of this movement, the Karnataka High Court directed that no religious attire should be found in educational institutions.

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How much gold did Bappi Lahiri keep? Who will get this gold?

10 kinds of rings on 10 fingers. Wrist bracelet. Various types of pendants, necklaces inlaid with gems on the neck. All kinds of ornaments were adorned all over his body. This gold ornament was the style of the late Bappi Lahiri. This popular musician and composer could not be imagined without gold jewelry.

He was in the habit of wrapping himself in gold. Gold was a symbol of good fortune for him. On his last birthday he gave himself a gold cup as a gift.

He was a candidate in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. He said in his affidavit that he had 654 grams or about 75 ounces of gold jewelery. With 4.62 kilograms of silver jewelry. There is also a diamond ring worth four lakh rupees. Eight years have passed since then. Probably more gold in her jewelry box.

He also hired a separate staff to look after each piece of jewelry. The assistant also regularly maintained the jewelry.

There are rumors that Bappi used to buy gold or diamond jewelery one by one to get an album released. He had reforms, then his songs will shine like gold in everyone's heart. There was also a separate box for each piece of jewelry. Where all the jewelry was kept clean at the end of the day.

The singer was also conservative about jewelry. He could not bear to be touched by anyone else. Many people like to touch new jewelry. Bappi Lahiri also objected to that. He kept his distance from everyone so that no one could touch his body and jewelry.

However, Bappi Lahiri has left with all the depths according to the laws of nature. The question of crores of rupees in the minds of the fans, what will happen to the jewels of that sadha this time? Who will get so many ornaments of the late artist?

According to a family friend of Bappi Lahiri, the artist's two children Bappa and Rema have decided that they will save the jewelery like the rest of his father's belongings. All jewelry will be kept in two parts. One part will be the jewelry he wears every day. The other part will be the jewelry kept. Their boxes are different.

In addition, for this love of gold, he received gifts of gold jewelry, statues or tokens from various people. They will also be preserved.

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Friday marks the start of a corruption trial

Former South African President Jacob Zuma has filed a defamation suit against Pakistan in a corruption case. A court in the country on Wednesday dismissed the appeal.The court's ruling means that there was no impediment to the trial of allegations of corruption against then-President Zuma in the 1990s over a defense pact with France. The trial is set to begin on April 11.

After the corruption trial began, Jacob Zuma complained that Billy Downer, the chief prosecutor in the case, should be dropped. Friday's allegation against Billy is that he is biased. The allegations were dismissed last year by High Court Judge Pete Cohen. He then dismissed the leave to appeal application filed yesterday.

Cohen said Friday's appeal was not acceptable at this stage of the trial. Quinn also noted that there was no conflict of interest between Zuma and the prosecutor. He will not be biased.

Zuma is facing 16 charges, including fraud, corruption and embezzlement, for buying military equipment from five European countries. The court heard that Zuma had taken bribes from Thales, a French defense equipment maker. He has also been charged with money laundering. However, Zuma has always denied the allegations. Thales also denied the allegations. Has done.

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Finding more graves in Canadian schools

About 54 graves have been found in a former boarding school in Canada. Earlier this summer, the burial of hundreds of students in the country's former residential schools sparked criticism around the world. Then the graves of the students were found again. An Indigenous people in Canada say they have found evidence of 54 unmarked graves at the sites of two former residential schools in Saskatchewan, the BBC reports.

The tombs were found near Fort Pelli and St. Philip's residential schools, Kisikuz First Nation said. More than 1,100 anonymous graves have been found in former residential schools for minority children since last May. The incident brought to light the "black chapter" of Canadians' persecution of ethnic minorities. A few weeks ago, Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN), an organization of Canada's small ethnic groups, reported finding about 100 graves in a former Canadian boarding school.

The WLFN said in a statement that geological survey investigators had found 93 human graves at a former St. Joseph's Mission residential school in British Columbia. They searched 14 hectares out of 460 hectares of the school and found these graves. The area is located 300 kilometers north of Kamloops in the province of British Columbia. Investigators found the bodies of 215 children in Kamloops last May.

According to the WLFN, from 18 to 1971, St. Joseph's Mission operated hundreds of boarding schools for minority children. These schools were run as part of the Canadian government's plan to 'educate' minority children. Thousands of children were studying in it.

WLFN chief Willie Sellers said in a statement: "There is still much work to be done in the St. Joseph area. We have a purpose behind continuing this work.

According to Canadian authorities, several investigations are underway into the former residential schools. It is estimated that 4,000 to 6,000 children went missing from residential schools at that time. From the 1800's to the 1990's, 1.5 million children of minority nationalities were enrolled in 139 residential schools across Canada.

A commission called the Truth and Reconciliation Commission was formed in 2006 to look into the disappearance of children. A report released by the commission in 2015 found that many children had not returned to their families. This policy was 'cultural genocide'.

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Qatar requested to appoint more Imam-Muazzin from Bangladesh

Qatar has been requested to appoint more Imams and Muazzins from Bangladesh.

In a meeting with the country's Minister of Religious Affairs Ghanim Shaheen Al Ghanim, Bangladesh's ambassador to Qatar. Jasim Uddin requested in this regard. At the time, Qatar's Minister of Religious Affairs praised the Bangladeshi imams and muezzins deployed in the country.

This information has been given in a notification sent from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

During the meeting, which took place on 15 February (Tuesday), the ambassador thanked the Qatari government for taking various steps for the welfare of foreign workers, including the reform of Qatar's labor laws. The Minister of Religious Affairs of Qatar highly praised the Bangladeshi Imams and Muazzins deployed in Qatar. The meeting also discussed the appointment of more Imams and Muazzins from Bangladesh.

The Ambassador expressed hope that the bilateral relations between Bangladesh and Qatar would take a multi-dimensional form in the coming days. The Qatari Minister also lauded Bangladesh's leadership for its positive and strong role in Bangladesh's socio-economic development and global affairs.

Ahmed Jasim Al Mohammed Al Muftah, Director of the Ministry of Religion of Qatar and the Minister (Labor) of the Bangladesh Embassy. Mohammad Mustafizur Rahman was present.

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The big problem in Rohingya camps is drugs, drugs are behind the killings

Locals in Cox's Bazar are feeling insecure about the arrival of large numbers of Rohingyas. Some of the Rohingyas who have taken refuge are involved in various crimes, especially drugs, kidnappings and arms trafficking. Meanwhile, the residents of the Rohingya camps also think that some Rohingyas are involved in crime. The Bangladesh government should punish them. However, they believe that some locals are also involved in the crime.

An article titled 'Role of the Rohingya in Building a Harmonious Relationship with the Host Community in Cox's Bazar' reveals the attitude of the Rohingya community fleeing Myanmar to Bangladesh and the locals of Cox's Bazar.

In the context of such an attitude on both sides, experts believe that the local residents of Cox's Bazar and the Rohingyas need to be more tolerant.

The article was presented at the 5th International Conference on Genocide and Mass Violence in the Twenty-First Century on Wednesday. Jasim Uddin. The conference was held virtually.

Professor Imtiaz Ahmed, director of the Center for Genocide Studies, told the conference that drugs were a big problem in the Rohingya camps. There are also drugs behind the murder. And this drug is produced in Myanmar.

Meanwhile, Shahidul Haque said the Rohingya camp and the international community need to play a role in drug control in Myanmar. Myanmar's policy is to help spread drugs. Referring to the article, he highlighted some of the attitudes of the Rohingya and locals.

According to the article, the locals want the Rohingya to return to Myanmar. For this, if necessary, the United Nations or powerful countries should impose sanctions on Myanmar. The Rohingya also want to return, but only after their basic rights are guaranteed in Myanmar.

Robert Stoelman, senior program manager at the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), said the drug trade was at the root of many problems in the Rohingya camps. For now, the Rohingyas have little hope of returning.

Locals believe that the arrival of large numbers of Rohingyas has created environmental and economic risks. The Rohingyas think so too. However, they asked to take into account their plight. The locals are also disappointed that the Rohingya return process has failed. And the Rohingya have given up hope of returning or their voices are very weak in this regard.

Shahriar Sadat, director of academic and legal empowerment at BRAC University, said it was important to maintain a friendly environment between the Rohingya and local people. Government and non-government organizations working there can also play a role in this.

In that year, 42 people were killed in communal violence

Sadhan Kumar Das, Co-ordinator of the Frederick-Ebert-Stiftung Bangladesh Office, presented the keynote address at the conference on Communal Violence.

Based on BPO (Bangladesh Peace Observatory) data, Sadhan Kumar Das said that from 2014 to November 23, 2021, there were 628 incidents of violence against minorities in Bangladesh. Of these, 100 were violent. In all, 42 people were killed, 938 injured and 1,357 arrested.

Of these, 244 were due to religious sectarianism and 63 were related to land. Apart from this, politics, elections, common crimes, robberies, organized crime, etc. are the reasons behind the violence, the article said.

Philip Gain, director of the Society for Environment and Human Development, told the conference: "Our religious leaders, politicians and law enforcement need to be more responsible in preventing communal violence. Apart from that we have many nations, many languages. Muslims, Hindus as well as children of all religious parents should be told that people of many races and languages ​​live here. '

Ajay Dasgupta, a senior journalist and freedom fighter, said that when the communal attack took place, local politicians, police, administration — all assumed that it was someone from the Hindu community. Later it was seen that the situation was reversed. He further said that this society is not able to protect the minority community. He also said that many of those arrested in connection with the communal attacks were not involved.

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Kolkata Durgotsab is a UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Durga Puja festival in Kolkata has been recognized as an 'Intangible Cultural Heritage' by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

The recognition was given on Wednesday after the 16th meeting of the Intergovernmental Committee on Intangible Heritage, a UNESCO International Committee on Elusive Cultural Heritage.

There is no pair of Durgotsab in the Indian subcontinent. In almost every state of India including West Bengal, Tripura and Assam, Bengalis gather for this autumn festival.

This festival is also celebrated in Bangladesh every year. The West Bengal government has applied to UNESCO this year for international recognition of the universal festival. The recognition was announced on Wednesday at the end of a UNESCO virtual conference on December 13-18, after verification and selection of the application.

For several years now, the Durga Puja festival has been held on the Red Road in Kolkata. Hundreds of puja committees from Kolkata and surrounding areas attended the function. With the idol, the people of Calcutta rejoiced on the Red Road. All the famous stars including the movie arena joined the carnival. Various socio-cultural and sports organizations of Calcutta also joined it.

In August this year, the West Bengal government applied to UNESCO through the Union Ministry of Human Resource Development to give the festival an international title. In response to the request of the West Bengal government, UNESCO finally included Durgotsab in the list of World Heritage Sites.

After receiving the recognition, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted expressing satisfaction. He said, "This recognition is a source of pride and joy for every Indian. Durga Puja illuminates the best aspects of our culture and tradition. Everyone should have the experience of watching Durga Puja. '

In 2013, kirtan songs from the Indian state of Manipur were recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage. Then in 2016, Kumbh Mela, one of the religious festivals of India, was also given this recognition.

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UN calls for lifting of sanctions on Iran

The United Nations has called on Washington to lift sanctions on Iran in line with the nuclear deal. It also called on Iran to return to its nuclear program.

UN Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Rosemary DiCarlo made the call on Tuesday.

"I urge the United States to lift its sanctions on Iran and to extend its sanctions on Iran," Rosemary said.

Rosemary told the UN Security Council that the lifting of US sanctions on Iran over some of its key civilian nuclear-related activities was important.

The world powers are holding talks in Vienna, the capital of Austria, with the aim of reviving the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran. However, differences between Iran and the West continue to grow in the talks. The official name of the nuclear deal with Iran is the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Under the agreement, Iran agreed to limit its nuclear program. Instead of complying with the conditions, various sanctions imposed on Iran were lifted.

However, in 2016, the then US President Donald Trump announced his withdrawal from the nuclear deal with Iran. Iran has since been accused of enriching uranium.

Rosemary DiCarlo has called on Iran to refrain from taking steps that are inconsistent with its nuclear-related commitments under the plan.

In a joint statement, the signatories, Germany, the United Kingdom and France, as well as Russia and China, said the diplomatic door was now open for Iran to reach an agreement. In the interest of the people and the nation, Iran must choose between canceling the treaty or a fair one.

Iran's ambassador to the United Nations, Majid Takht-e Ravanchi, has said his country is not imposing any preconditions or new conditions on a return to the nuclear deal. They are ready to change the steps that have been taken since the withdrawal from the Washington Agreement.

Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the US ambassador to the United Nations, said that if Iran agreed to return to its previous condition, the United States was ready to return to its condition.