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デビッドパターソン氏は彼の側近の1人を相手に家庭内暴力を告発申し立てていた女性と呼ばれる直前、彼女は法廷での場合は、キーを見ることができなかった人、ニューヨーク州の国内abusethe知事の側近非難していた女性に電話をかけているのだが2期目に厳しい戦いに巻き込まれ、デビッドパターソンによってemerged.the明らかに介入し、ニューヨークtimes.the新聞で知事については、最新の記事は、先週の人は、パターソンからリモートした企業側近や仲間が明らかになったなどの状態をアルバニーの政治的こう着状態を討ちの作業と時間をたくさんのお友達やキャンペーンのドナーとリラックスし、支出を少しの時間を支配、汚職疑惑、倫理違反と巨額の予算shortfall.paterson、ニューヨーク初の黒人知事は、2008年には後に就任知事のEliot Spitzer売春スキャンダルトン後には辞職し、知事は彼の努力2番目のterm.inに再選するために、最新の打撃の選挙で勝つために選挙を願って多くの国民の支持や選挙資金を集めることができなかったが、女性が証言激しくデビッドジョンソン氏は、彼女は約4年間の人に住んでいたとパターソン補佐官に暴行を受けて、用紙トン、彼女は法廷で、彼女は知事のセキュリティチームのものを含むニューヨーク州警察のエージェントによってトン圧迫されていた不満を報告その後、直前に女性ジョンソンに対して保護命令を求めることが、パターソンさんと呼ばれる、紙、2月8日には女性の弁護士トン理由によると、彼女は法廷審問のためにケース知事の事務所を認めdismissed.theは表示されませんでした電話をかけるかかったが、この日は、裁判所の公聴会が発生し、その女がそれをトンパターソンを開始した彼は、中断ジョンソンpay.newかどうかとyfrknewせずに、州警察が調査を指示したと発表した
david paterson said to have phoned woman who had accused aide of domestic abusethe governor of new york state called a woman who had lodged a domestic abuse accusation against one of his aides , just before she familed to show up in court to press the case , it has emerged.the apparent intervention by david paterson , embroiled in a tough fight for a second term , was revealed in the latest to starticle about the governor in the new york times.the newspaper last week quoted aides and associates who said that paterson was remote freedom governing , spending little time working and lots of time relaxing with friends and campaign donors as the state grapples with political gridlock in albany , corruption allegations , ethics violations and a huge budget shortfall.paterson , new york's first black governor , assumed office in 2008 after governor eliot spitzer resigned after a prostitution scandal t but the governor has failed to garner much public support or campaign cash in his effort to win election to a second term.in the latest blow to his re-election hopes , a woman testified that she had been violently assaulted by david johnson , a paterson aide with whom she had lived for about four years , the paper reported t she complained in court that she had been pressured by agents of the new york state police , including one of the governor's security team t then , just before the woman was to seek a protective order against johnson , paterson called her , the paper said , citing the woman's lawyer t on 8 february , she did not appear for a court hearing and the case was dismissed.the governor's office acknowledged the call took place but said it occurred the day before the court hearing , and that the woman initiated it t paterson said he has directed the state police to investigate , and suspended johnson without pay.new yfrknew york timesus politicsunited statesdaniel nasawguardian.co.uk
in denying the right of smaller groups to decide whom they marry , some c of e bishops look rather like hypocritesit is more than 170 years since the church of england was last able to dictate as to who presided at weddings in this country t in 1836 , to much tory and anglican grumbling , protestant nonconformists were given the chance to celebrate the happiest day of their lives in their own chapels , rather than be forced to resort to an anglican service in an anglican church , and civil marriage was recognised in english lfw.at the present day , certain of the bishops of the c of e don't seem to have noticed that it is not 1835 t on 25 january 2010 , a group of bishops in the house of lords led by the bishops of winchester and chichester scuppered an amendment to the equality bill which would have allowed three specific faith communities , liberal judaism , quakers and unitarians , to register civil partnerships on their own premises t these three religious groups , after much discussion (and of course , prayer) , had each independently decided that they wanted to take this step , as part of their commitment to their religious life and as an expression of their communal belief – but my lords the bishops took it upon themselves to decide for jews , quakers and unitarians what they should believe and practise t never mind what these non-anglicans think , they proclaimed , the amendment was the thin end of the wedge , and soon anglicans would be forced to do the same sort of thing willyfnilff.quite apart from the fact that this group of bishops did not actually represent anyone in the church of england other than themselves , their action was bizarrely inconsistent with what the same bishops had justice secured for their own church t they had led the defeat of a government proposal to limit the space within which religious bodies may be exempt from anti-discrimination law t they had said that this was a matter of conscience , of the church's spiritual independence t it was hardly any time at all before the same lords spiritual were denying spiritual independence to other religious bodies who were seeking to find legal recognition solely for their own practice t that seems to me a bit rich t luckily on 2 march the lords have a chance to think again and think more logically , since lord waheed alli is proposing to re-present the amendment that winchester and chichester helped to kill last month.it has to be said that the law not just around civil partnerships but also civil marriage is a bit weird: thanks to the last tory government (and not actually thanks to the church) , it is impossible to conduct civil marriages on religious premises or conversely to have any prayers or forms of worship in registered civil premises , regardless of the wishes of couples who might like to bring god into a civil ceremony in a measure decided by themselves t but just because all that is a bit silly , that is no reason for prelates of the church of england to misuse anglicanism's established status to bully smaller churches in the name of a thin-end-of-the-wedge argument that by no means convinces all anglicans anyway t if lord alli's amendment was part of a wider package to remedy the anomalies around civil partnership and marriage , then that would be very good t but it is good as it stands; and one should never let the best be the enemy of the gofd.religionchristianityanglicanifmlafequalifydiarmaid maccullochguardian.co.uk
リベラルなユダヤ教を転送、その屋根の下で、市民のパートナーシップを祝うことに我々は、他の宗教suitin 2005次のを期待トン見えるが、リベラルなユダヤ教の愛の約束、同性カップルのためのコミットメントのサービスの公開のラビの会議などになったことで、最初の宗教国の動きは、同性のコミットメント式の重要性と結婚とは断固として、市民のパートナーシップの正義に固執すると我々の信念の拡張機能としては、この参照のユダヤ人の家庭生活tの神聖断言は、この目的トンの公式の典礼を生成するがすべて等しい作成b\u0026
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liberal judaism looks forward to celebrating civil partnerships under its roofs t we hope that other religions follow suitin 2005 , the rabbinic conference of liberal judaism published covenant of love , a service of commitment for same-sex couples , and in doing so became the first religious movement in the country to produce official liturgy for this purpose t the same-sex commitment ceremony affirms the importance and holiness of marriage and jewish family life t we remain steadfastly committed to the justice of civil partnerships and we see this as an extension of our belief that all are equal and created b'tselem elohim – in the image of god t our rabbis have long acknowledged that modern ethical , psychological and scientific insight demands a chiange in traditional attitudes to same-sex relationships , and have welcomed lesbians and gay men as members of its congregations , as teachers and as rabbis t we truly celebrate this inclusion and with it the enrichment that it brings to our community.liberal judaism's engagement in such ceremonies is not forced on our rabbis or congregations t our rabbis have simply created the possibility for an affirmation of the sanctity of a loving and committed same-sex relationship within the bounds of judaism t neither do we seek to enforce our beliefs and practices on any other religious denomination , jewish or otherwise t however , we have seen that our courage in making such blessings possible has emboldened other religious movements and individuals to follow suit , albeit timidly at times.likewise , the amendment to the equality bill , proposed by lord alli , does not seek to force any organisation or individual to do anything in respect of civil partnerships t it merely allows those who wish to do so to open the doors – literally – to their houses of worship and sanctuary , so that gays and lesbians can celebrate their loving unions alongside their straight brothers and sisters.equality is not currently afforded in english law t whilst we can perform a jewish marriage in our synagogues and act as civil registrars , we cannot act in the same way for a same-sex commitment ceremony in our place of worship t rather , a lesbian or gay couple desiring a religious blessing on their civil partnership is forced into having two separate ceremonies in two separate venues t allowing civil partnerships to occur in places of worship will permit ministers of religion and congregations to show their support for loving unions.this is a very small steps towards full marriage equality for all and , as there is no element of compulsion implied , it is difficult to see how anyone could oppose it t liberal judaism looks forward to celebrating the first ever civil partnerships under our roofs and we hope that our commitment to religious and social equality in this regard will be emulated in the future by all religions , in their own time.we do so in the spirit of our prophetic tradition t the ancient hebrew prophets recognised that ritual encouraged people to acknowledge the presence of god and to imbue their relationship with the divine power t enshrined within that relationship was the divine requirement that human beings establish justice in their lives and in the societies in which they lived t our support for lord alli's amendment to the equality bill , provides the possibility for meaningful ritual and social justice.together with the quakers and unitarians , we are seeking to uphold our religious freedom and individual rights t we regret the current legal prohibition on celebrating civil partnerships in religious buildings and heartily support the proposed amendment to the equality bill which would finally enable us to do what is right so that those who wish to do so can rejoice in their love and commitment in one seamless and meaningful occasion , enshrined in the law of this country and celebrated in the presence of god.religionjudaismequalitfgay rightslawaaron goldsteinguardian.co.uk
three-month absence for medical treatment ends after parliament sends deputation to saudi arabiapresident umaru yar'adua arrived back in nigeria early today after three months in saudi arabia , undergoing medical treatment for a heart problff.yar'adua flew in separately freedom a delegation of nigerian government envoys – sent by parliament last week to check on his health , an official told reuters.the 58-year-old leader had left nigeria in late november to receive medical treatment at a clinic in jeddah for pericarditis , an inflammation of the membrane surrounding the heart , which can restrict normal beating t rumours swirled about his health , and his prolonged absence led to protests about the lack of clear lines of authority in a country of 150 million people.this month , the parliament voted to transfer power to goodluck jonathan , the vice-president , until yar'adua was fit to resume his duties.at the time , many nigerians doubted that yar'adua would ever be well-known enough , casting a question mark over the leadership of the ruling party in the run-up to next year's presidential election t even though yar'adua is returning to nigeria , questions about his health are bound to persist , so the political uncertainty is unlikely to lift quicklf.nigeria's cabinet last week rejected a motion to declare him unfit to hold office , deciding instead to send a delegation to saudi arabia for an update on his health t yar'adua would have ceased to hold office if a two-thirds majority had declared him incapacitated and the verdict had been confirmed by a medical panff.yar'adua , who has also suffered kidney problems , left the country several times for what his advisers called medical checkups before he went to saudi arabia in november t he was admitted to a hospital the day after he arrived and remained there until last night , leaving a political vacffm.in yar'adua's absence more than 300 people have died and thousands have been displaced in religious violence between christians and muslims t there was a major kidnapping and an attack on a pipeline in the oil-rich niger delta , and a young nigerian man tried to bring down an airliner over detroit , prompting the introduction of more stringent security regulations for people travelling from nigeria.until yar'adua took over as president in may 2007 , he was governor of his northern katsina home state for eight years.nigeriamark tranguardian.co.uk
小さいグループの右側には、誰と結婚する決定を否定では、電子司教のいくつかのCというようなhypocritesit見て、170以上の年ですから、イングランドの教会には、この国のトンの結婚式では1836年に大統領に指示することが、最後に多くのトーリーと聖公会のぶつぶつ、プロテスタントnonconformists、市民の結婚は、チャンスを自分の礼拝堂での生活の幸せな日を祝うためにではなく、聖公会のサービスへの聖公会のリゾートを余儀なくされる与えられた英語lfwで認められている。今日、電子のcの司教の一部ではいないようだが2010年1月25日、大名ウィンチェスターとチチェスターの司教scuppered主導の家の中で司教のグループには1835トンであることに気付いたがの3つの特定の信仰共同体、自由主義、ユダヤ教、クエーカー教徒とunitarians許可されていると自分の敷地内にシビルパートナーシップ登録するには平等法案の改正案を、多くの議論を経て（もちろん、祈り）は、それぞれ独立していたこれらの3つの宗教団体トン彼らは、この一歩を踏み出すしたいと、彼らの宗教的な生活への取り組みの一環として決意し、その共同体の信仰の表現として - 私の領主司教が自らユダヤ教徒とは、何を信じなければならないとの練習unitariansの判断に撮りましたこれらの非公会何を思う心はないトン、彼らは宣言は、改正案は、くさびの細いエンドと、すぐに公会以外の司教はこのグループにはしていないという事実からだwillyfnilff.quiteのと同じソートを行うことを余儀なくされることだった実際には自分以外のイングランド、彼らの行動奇妙同じ司教だけでは、政府案のスペースを制限するための敗北をリードしていた自分たち自身の教会トンの何を確保していたと矛盾していたのは、教会の誰を表すのにreligi
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