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NEW DELHI Cheap Air Max 97 Summit White , June 22 (Xinhua) -- Indian police said Thursday that they have dropped sedition charges against 15 persons, mostly youngsters, in central state of Madhya Pradesh for cheering for a Pakistan cricket team during recent Champions Trophy finals.


The men belonging to Muslim community were arrested for allegedly shouting pro-Pakistan slogans, after Pakistan defeated the Indian team at Oval in London on Sunday.


According to police the young men have now been charged with "disturbing communal harmony."


"Since sedition was hard to prove, so the charge has been dropped," police in Madhya Pradesh told media. "None of them has a criminal background but additional charge of conspiracy against them would be there."


Sedition as per Indian law amounts to inciting people to oppose their government. The maximum punishment for sedition in India is life imprisonment.


Pakistan won the final match of the trophy Cheap Air Max 97 Undefeated , defeating India by 180 runs.


The arrests were made in state's Burhanpur district, after their Hindu neighbors complained that they set off firecrackers and shouted pro-Pakistan slogans after Pakistan defeated Indian cricket team.


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KIGALI, Oct. 22 (Xinhua) -- Scores of Rwandan youth Thursday took to the street to protest against a British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) documentary titled "Rwanda's Untold Story" which was aired on October 1.


The demonstration was jointly organized by the Association of Genocide Survivor Students (AERG), Association of former students survivors of Genocide (GAERG), Kigali Youth Forum Cheap Air Max 97 Womens , and Forum for Rwanda University Students Assembly (FAGER).


Carrying banners with messages denouncing the one-hour documentary, the youth marched from Kacyiru, Kigali suburb to the parliament before proceeding to BBC offices in Kigali's Kimironko suburb.


In their protest letter presented to Parliament, the youth asked the Rwandan government to cancel the BBC operating license in the country.


The petition was signed by heads of students associations and youth leaders, comprising mostly of genocide survivors.


The protesters demand a full withdrawal and banning of the documentary and call on the BBC to issue an official apology, not only to Rwandans but also to the world.


"We demand the government of Rwanda to withdraw BBC's license to broadcast in Rwanda Cheap Air Max 97 Mens ," they said in the petition.


The documentary which was aired on BBC 2 did not go well with genocide scholars and survivors describing it as revisionist.


"It should be banned. They know the truth, if they cannot report the truth, then they should let Rwandans tell their own story," Longin Gatanazi, the chairperson of FAGER said. "No one knows our history better than us Rwandans."


Anita Mukankusi, another protestor and genocide survivor Cheap Air Max 97 , said the documentary was biased and intended to deny genocide.


The BBC documentary, she said, was an attempt to disrespect the memories of our parents and relatives who perished in the genocide.


BBC is undermining efforts to build a peaceful and reconciled Rwandan community, she added.


According to Jean de Dieu Mirindi, the national coordinator of AERG, the documentary was an insult to Rwandans still suffering from the effects of the genocide Cheap Nike VaporMax Mens , including trauma.


Speaker of Rwandan Parliament Donatile Mukabalisa, promised to treat the youth petition seriously.


The documentary said that only 200,000 Tutsis were killed in the genocide.


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BEIJING, April 7 (Xinhua) -- U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel Monday kicked off his first visit to China since taking office.


Describing his three-day trip as a journey to boost trust, openness and transparency between Beijing and Washington, Hagel said on Thursday in Honolulu that Chinese are his "friends Cheap Nike VaporMax Womens ," stressing the U.S. policy of "pivot to Asia" is "not a contain-China strategy."


Those words were certainly welcomed by Beijing. However, other messages sent by Hagel in the past few days seemed confusing and could not be easily interpreted as friendship gesture.


In an interview with Japan's Nikkei newspaper on Saturday, Hagel criticized China's air defense identification zone (ADIZ) over East China Sea as provocative and unilateral, laying misplaced blame on Beijing for rising tensions in one of the most geopolitically sensitive areas.


As the new defense secretary, Hagel has to be informed of some basic facts.


The establishment of ADIZ is a normal move, which conforms to the UN Charter and is aimed to ensure stability Cheap Nike VaporMax CS , while the escalating tension, in the first place, was ignited by Tokyo's illegal "nationalization" of China's Diaoyu Islands in 2012.


Since then, the nationalist government led by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe launched a political campaign -- peaked by his visit to the controversial Yasukuni Shrine -- to challenge China's bottom line.


In fact, the growing assertiveness of Japan could be partly attributed to the United States. Irresponsible remarks by some U.S. politicians have emboldened the rightist forces in Tokyo.


No doubt, China and America do have differences Cheap Nike VaporMax Laceless , but they have many more in common.


China sincerely hopes to establish a new type of major-country relations with the United States, featuring mutual respect and common prosperity, which is essential for China's peaceful development.


As the world's second- and first-largest.