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Bosnia and Palestine share more than many realise
Examining the political, cultural, and historical experiences that Bosniaks and Palestinians have in common.
Dutch research university returns Chinese human rights funding
One of the leading public research institutions in the Netherlands that regularly ranks within the world’s top 150 universities, has returned hundreds of thousands of euros in Chinese funding.
Indian government officials face investigation for war crimes in Kashmir
In a grilling 41-page report based on 2000 testimonies taken over the past year, new proofs of torture, kidnapping, as well as the extrajudicial killing of activists, journalists, and other innocent civilians…
LGBT “Conversion Therapy” Ban: Muslim Leaders Sign Joint Letter to UK Government
The ban would criminalise many who would simply provide help to those asking for it, leading to uproar from therapists to religious leaders
French interior minister seeks state role in manipulating Islam
In December 2021, the controversial French Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin boldly announced that the Conseil Français du Culte Musulman (French Council of the Muslim Faith) is now a “dead” entity.
The World Is Witnessing the Mistake Made at the 1936 Berlin Olympics Once Again
86 years ago, the Olympics in Nazi Germany gave legitimacy to the Third Reich, ultimately culminating in the holocaust. Today they are doing the same to China’s genocide of Uyghurs.
Tesla shocked as demonstrators take to Westfield to condemn Xinjiang showroom
Saturday’s demonstration at the Westfield London showroom of electric car manufacturer Tesla reiterates the deeply negative energy felt by many towards multibillionaire Elon Musk’s indifference to the Uyghur genocide.