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Dear Readers of the YouthSpeak,

the last month has brought you a survey version of the YouthSpeak. Herewith we would like to request you again for filling in the survey questions and send them back to communication.office@iheyo.org. Your comments will help us for realizing a better focus on your interests and to fulfill your reading wishes. This month we will focus again on specific news around our humanist work all over the globe. The focus of our September newsletter goes to Asia, South Asia, where the fight against superstition is still very high.

I'll start again

It was told to a British newspaper that she was tortured for two days before confessing on state TV to being an accomplice to her husband's death.
Sakineh Mohammadi-Ashtiani's lawyer told the Guardian on Thursday that his client, a 43-year-old mother of two, was forced to give the interview, which was recorded in Tabriz prison where she has been held for the past four years.

Bangalore, Jan 2010

by Sanjay Khadka, Nepal

The bad
Not all atheists are hostile to religion, but many do think that religion is bad. Here are some of their reasons:
•    Religion gets people to believe something untrue.
•    Religion makes people base the way they run their lives on a falsehood.
•    Religion stops people thinking in a rational and objective way.
•    Religion forces people to rely on outside authority, rather than becoming self-reliant.
•    Religion imposes irrational rules of good and bad behaviour.

by Rabindra Bhattarai

Dear Readers of the Youthspeak,

I find myself pleasure to serve this newsletter this month. I know you will find many differences this time; good or bad is under your judgment. First of all, excuse me for any grammatical mistakes because English is not my first language.

Dear Readers of the YouthSpeak,

the last month has brought you a survey version of the YouthSpeak. Herewith we would like to request you again for filling in the survey questions and send them back to communication.office@iheyo.org. Your comments will help us for realizing a better focus on your interests and to fulfill your reading wishes. This month we will focus again on specific news around our humanist work all over the globe. The focus of our September newsletter goes to Asia, South Asia, where the fight against superstition is still very high.

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