UK parliamentary committee seeks blacklist of firms tied to Uyghur abuse
A critical report published this week by the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee of cross-party MPs has argued for the creation of “a whitelist and blacklist of companies which do and do not meet their obligations to uphold human rights throughout their supply chains.”
Austrian rights groups decry child abuse during recent anti-terror raids
The signatories argue that over 62 children were “traumatised and victimized” by the early morning raids, after authorities deemed them to be legitimate targets
Palestine livid as Czechia opens diplomatic office in Jerusalem
“The legal status of Jerusalem will be affected by the decision of one country or another to open representative offices. East Jerusalem is an occupied land under the International law.”
Sri Lankan government moves to outlaw burka & close 1,000 madrasahs
“After finally being forced to reverse its unacceptable and degrading policy of cremating the bodies of all Covid-related deaths, the Sri Lankan government has introduced a new measure that again targets Muslims.”
Israeli soldiers arrest Palestinian children for the crime of playing
Video footage recently released shows soldiers employed by the Zionist state of 'Israel' dragging away five young boys, aged between 8 and 13, for no other reason than being Palestinian children picking vegetables they have every right to pick.
New Zealand marks second anniversary of Christchurch terror attacks
The Pacific country of New Zealand marked the second anniversary of one of the most horrific and shocking days in its modern history.
127 Indian Muslims vindicated after 20-year-old terror charges cleared
After nearly two decades of having their reputations irreversibly tainted by false allegations of ‘terror’ offences, 127 Indian Muslims were finally acquitted of any wrongdoing.
UK government signing “death sentence” by chopping aid budget
The British government has come under fire from all corners of the political spectrum for slashing the annual foreign aid budget and for stripping Yemen’s financial support from £164m last year to only £87m this year.
UN special rapporteur argues anti-Muslim hatred is at “epidemic proportions”
In a report to the United Nations Human Rights Council, the Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief argued that the level of unfavourable views towards Muslims has risen to epidemic proportions.
Switzerland votes in favour of ‘burqa ban’ in referendum
Switzerland targets the Muslim community by supporting ban on niqab, despite only about 30 women wearing the niqab nationwide.
