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Tag: Omar Mateen

Lebanon: Omar Mateen and the Culture of Violence

Robin Koerner - . Published in As Safir

Regardless of his name and his 11th-hour pledge of allegiance, [Omar Mateen] belongs to a deeply entrenched (and rather shocking) history of American violence committed against citizens in public places.

China: The Complex Politics Behind the American Gay Bar Shooting

Robin Koerner - . Published in Huanqiu

To take this shooting as a critical juncture to advance a ban on guns, promote social tolerance and the foundations of the core American social values, and to strive for a better global counterterrorism atmosphere: such would be the best memorial for the dead.

China: The Winners and Losers of Orlando’s June 11 Incident

Robin Koerner - . Published in Sina Blog

There is no greater loser in this incident than the domestic counterterrorist system which the government has presented with pride.

China: No Reason to Rush Labeling the Orlando Shooting as Religiously Motivated

Robin Koerner - . Published in Beijing News

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