We can only begin to tackle it if we collectively address its causes – and part of that must involve listening to people even when you don't like what they're saying, and hearing complaints about foreign policy without branding those with genuine concerns as apologists for inexcusable, extremist violence Comments on this article are turned off for legal reasons.
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In Moscow, the Russian foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, was slightly more expansive in holding the Syrian government responsible for the violence during comments after a meeting about Syria with his British counterpart, William Hague.
Photograph: Diego Azubel/EPA 5.37pm GMT Former presidential candidate Khaled Ali, centre, protests in front of the general prosecutor's office in Cairo, Egypt, a day after the prosecutor general ordered the arrest of a prominent blogger and four others for allegedly instigating violence with comments posted on social media.
Here was the boilerplate response received to open threats of violence and comments like, "I am cleaning weapons and beyond ready to extinguish you".
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Mishaps include the pope's 2005 speech about Islam and violence, his recent comments about condoms and H.I.V. that required no fewer than three official Vatican clarifications, and his rehabilitation of a Holocaust-denying bishop, among others.
Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT, which gave evidence to the inquiry, said: "The NASUWT submitted evidence to the inquiry based on our own research, which showed that sexual harassment, including threats of sexual violence and degrading comments, is an all too frequent reality for pupils and teachers in our schools.
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