KOMPAS.com – News about a lie schoolgirl in France which resulted in the death of his teacher, Samuel Paty, become the most popular news from the Global channel.
In addition, there was news regarding the family’s response United Kingdom which is judged too short on confession Meghan Markle in his interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Here we summarize international news most popular from Kompas.com Thursday edition (11/3/2021) to Friday (12/3/2021).
1. When Lies Schoolgirl 13 Years Ending the Beheading of Samuel Paty, Revealed Like Truancy
A 13-year-old student in Paris, France, was suspended from school for repeatedly failing to attend classes or skipping school.
Not wanting her family to know that she was suspended by school, the student made up a story to tell her father, Brahim Chnina (48).
The student said that Samuel Paty instructed Muslim students to leave the classroom so that the teacher could show a “naked picture of the Prophet”.
The student did not think that his lie led to a terrible thing, namely the death of Samuel Paty and made France excited.
Intrigued by the continuation of the news? You can read more here.
2. Too Short, Family Response United Kingdom Failing to Reduce Public Outrage
Buckingham Palace’s response to accusations of racism and persecution Prince Harry and Meghan failed to defuse controversy in Britain.
Some observers have criticized the royal family for not publicly condemning racial issues.
Moreover, the information only focuses on the couple’s version of events which may not be accurate.
How is the news? Read more via this link.
Also read: Too Short, The Response of the British Royal Family Failed to Reduce Public Outrage
3. Prince William opens voice about allegations of racialist British royalty
Prince William on Thursday (11/3/2021) denied allegations that the British Royal family is racist.
His younger brother, Harry, and his wife, Meghan Markle, made the allegations in an interview with Oprah Winfrey on the program. A CBS Primetime Special.
“We are not a racist family,” William told reporters while visiting a multi-racial school in an underdeveloped area of east London.
You can read this news in full here.
4. Sister Ann Roza tells of her courage to return to her knees in front of Myanmar officials
Sister Ann Roza Nu Tawng recounts moments when she knelt in front of the Myanmar authorities.
He reaped praise after bravely trying to prevent the army and police from firing on demonstrators in Myitkyina.
In an incident that occurred on Monday (8/3/2021) and went viral, the nun calmly asked law enforcement to stop chasing protesters.
How is the news? Read more here.
Also read: Sister Ann Roza tells of her courage to return to her knees in front of Myanmar officials
– .
