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The Muslim Students Association at ASU held an event to offer the community henna tattoos while explaining the religion and culture behind it.

Stockholm, Sweden – Swedish writer Fredrik Ekman is gratified to see a book he co-wrote about the Yezidis reprinted after a decade, signifying renewed interest about the religiouis minority that is suffering under atrocities by ISIS in Iraq.

The UK’s party leaders have clashed in the first TV election debate on a range of issues including the NHS, immigration and the deficit.

The French National Assembly hosted Wednesday night’s the opening ceremony of the exhibition “Homage to Hassane Naftaouaih” dedicated to the memory of the Franco-Moroccan artist, who passed away last year and was a symbol of the cultural ties between Morocco and France.

The Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Logistics, Aziz Rabbah, called Tuesday in Dubai, Moroccan skills, residing in the UAE, to contribute to the development process of Morocco.

The Moroccan –Australian champion Hassan Bouchajra has won the Asian bodybuilding championship under 80 kg in the Arnold Schwarzenegger Prize, recently played in Sydney.

Seventy-eight women being held at a federal immigration detention facility in Texas are demanding their release, and around 40 have launched a Holy Week hunger and work strike. The women are mostly Central American and are seeking asylum in the United States. They are being held in detention with their children. At least two women on hunger strike have reportedly been placed in isolation, along with their children.

Daniel Jimenez’s job at the United Farm Workers Foundation is to promote the biggest reprieve for undocumented immigrants in a generation to as many as possible. On a recent day, after waiting an hour past the appointed 6 p.m. start, he began speaking to eight tomato-pickers and pistachio-tree planters and a dozen empty chairs.

Suzanne Evans, the party’s vice chairman, said that there would be no immigration target when the manifesto is formally published in a fortnight’s time.

A country that has abandoned all efforts at creating a saner immigration policy has gotten the result it deserves: not one policy but lots of little ones, acting at cross purposes and nullifying one another. Not unity but cacophony, a national incoherence — one well illustrated in a recent report in The Times on the various ways the states, forsaken by Congress, are adjusting to the millions of unauthorized immigrants living outside the law.