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Afriforum and the Federation of Afrikaans Language and Cultural Organisations both launch complaints with the South African Education Department about racist cartoon in Grade 9 Geography test-paper showing a fat white man being spoonfed by thin black man alongside the question: "Which of these two men has a longer life-expectancy?
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27 November 2014
Afriforum civil-rights group plans placing a formal complaint with the Education department authorities about the 'very disturbing' illustration in one of the
Grade Nine geography questionaires. The illustration portrays a fat white man being fed by a thin black man who could also be a slave.
"It is disturbing that this question is being illustrated in such a manner even though it's satirical in nature.
"Why is it necessary to differentiate according to race and class to establish what a person's life-expectancy would be?
That is discriminating and unnecessary,' commented Carien Bloem, head of Afriforum's educational campaigns.
Afriforum wants an explanation as to why such an illustration was allowed in the test-paper in the first place.
"We would also like to know what Minister Angie Motshekga 's viewpoint is about this matter.
"We will never reach a point of equality when pupils at school level are exposed to such propagandistic material,' said Bloem

Read more at http://www.censorbugbear.org/farmitracker/reports/view/2896

["This is a remarkable day that not only symbolises but actualises the beliefs, principles and morals that I hold dear in my life,"]

Muslim sheik Ahmed Abdo at his investiture as a NSW police chaplain yesterday, with father Nasry
and mother Maha. Picture: Renee Nowytarger Source: News Corp Australia   

THE NSW Police Force has welcomed a Muslim sheik into its ranks in what Islamic leaders say is a significant step forward for community relations. Commissioner Andrew Scipione, together with the Grand Mufti of Australia, Ibrahim Abu Mohammed, attended a cere*mony yesterday that marked the investiture of Ahmed Abdo, who fills a chaplaincy role that has been vacant since 2011.

Sheik Abdo, 34, yesterday said he was thrilled to fill a role considered crucial in helping police officers deal with the most challenging aspects of their work.

"This is a remarkable day that not only symbolises but actualises the beliefs, principles and morals that I hold dear in my life," Sheik Abdo told The Australian. "This is now giving back what I have received in help, assistance and support from the police force back when I was in high school."

Sheik Abdo, a university business degree graduate who received his religious studies in Andalusia, southern Spain, and in Yemen, said his interest in serving in the police force was sparked when, as a teenager growing up in southwest Sydney, he was subject to relentless bullying.

"I was being bullied and discriminated against, and I was *afforded the opportunity to visit the local police station," he said."The officer there comforted and assisted me and ensured that violence would not continue against me. Here I am 20 years later, here to honour and give back what was given to me."

Dr Abu Mohammed said the investiture was important not only for Muslim police officers but for the wider community."I think it's a great day for our community and the whole Australian people," he said. "We are a part of the Australian community, we share in everything, we respect the law and Australian values.

"Sheik Ahmed is a very good speaker, a good role model and a very good family man." Sheik Abdo succeeds Sheik Khalil Chami, who died in 2011. In his role within the chaplaincy, Sheik Abdo will assist Muslim sworn and non-sworn police officers dealing with critical and traumatic events.

He will also be on hand to provide counselling for officers dealing with personal and moral problems relating to work, marriage, relationships and family, as well as assisting in marriage celebrations and other religious ceremonies when required.

Mr Scipione said Sheik Abdo's investiture cemented the strength of the police force as a multi-faith, multicultural organisation. "I wholeheartedly welcome Sheik Abdo to the family of the NSW Police Force," he said. "I am sure that he will make a substantial contribution to those who call upon his wisdom and guidance."

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/nsw-police-force-invests-muslim-sheik-into-its-ranks/story-e6frg6nf-1227137527188?nk=ce4b1c0f954c5c116fa40cd03f1b09ad

["It's a question of resources, it's a question of protection of nature,"]

The country will choose whether to place limits on the number of foreigners making it their home amid an argument over resources. Switzerland will decide on Sunday whether to curb immigration into the landlocked country, in a referendum proposed by an environmental group.

Ecopop wants to limit the number of foreigners to 0.2% percent of the population annually because it claims a current influx is stretching the nation's natural resources. Just under a quarter of the country's eight million people was born abroad which, together with Australia, is the highest percentage of any country in the world.

Even though Switzerland is outside the European Union, it is allowed access to the single market after signing the bilateral Free Movement of Persons Agreement, which means it has to open its borders to EU migrants.

But opponents argue that the number of people entering the country has forced up rents and put pressure on public services. In February another referendum, introduced by the anti-immigration Swiss People's Party, narrowly passed although the EU has rejected any attempt to renege on negotiated trade agreements.

If Swiss voters support this weekend's poll it could put more pressure on the government to heed the will of its people. Andreas Thommen, a spokesman for Ecopop, told Sky News that the measure is not motivated by anything other than concern for the country's limited resources.

"It's a question of resources, it's a question of protection of nature," he said. "It's a protection of the quality of life for the human beings in this country. "The problem is one of (over) population."

Powerful opponents are ranged against the measure, especially from the hospitality trade which relies on foreign workers. At the Gstaad Palace hotel, which has hosted international royalty as well as Madonna and [the paedophile] Michael Jackson, they warn against any restrictions.

Owner and general manager Andrea Scherz says two thirds of his workforce was born overseas. He said: "I think I would struggle to find this workforce in Switzerland, people who want to clean rooms, people who want to be waiters.

"The Swiss are not the best waiters. Therefore we have Italians." Switzerland is often held up by British eurosceptics as an example of how the UK could leave the European Union but negotiate access to its lucrative single market.

There are two other votes also being held this weekend: one which would force the Swiss government to stockpile more gold to withstand global economic turbulence and another which would close tax loopholes for wealthy expats. All have been interpreted as a new anti-business mood among the Swiss electorate.

http://news.sky.com/story/1381807/switzerland-faces-vote-on-immigration-cap

Hundreds of black asylum seekers who were chased from the Home Affairs Department at the Foreshore in Cape Town South Africa, rioted on Thursday 27 November 2014. They were told by officials that they 'couldn't be helped' at the Cape Town Home Affair office and should rather return to their home countries or to try their luck at Home Affairs offices in Pretoria or at the Limpopo border. It's not known at the moment why the Home Affairs Department in Cape Town is turning them away. There already are an estimated 5 million illegal black residents from other African countries in South Africa - putting a massive strain in the country's resources.
Read more at http://www.censorbugbear.org/farmitracker/reports/view/2893

Asielsoekers saai amok in Kaapse middestad