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Sniper Safaris & the Purge of Bosniak Muslims
Allegations of foreign “sniper safaris” in besieged Sarajevo have reopened questions about justice, memory, and the Bosnian genocide.
COVID-19: Israel’s top court denies Palestinian prisoners social distancing rights
Israel’s Supreme Court has officially ruled that Palestinian prisoners have no right to social distancing that would protect them from the coronavirus.
Hajj 2020: Around 1000 Muslims prepare for a pilgrimage like never before
Around 1,000 people will perform this year’s pilgrimage due to the coronavirus pandemic, a significant downgrade from the 2.5 million Muslims that were standing on Arafah last year.
Uyghur Muslims: International Brands Complicit in Chinese Slave Trade
At least 80,000 Uyghurs were forcibly transferred to factories across China and placed under constant surveillance, with no option to refuse work and unable to leave.
COVID-19: Nearly 100 medical professionals die from virus in war-torn Yemen
Nearly 100 doctors and medical professionals have died in Yemen after contracting COVID-19, as the pandemic continues to cripple the war-torn country.
The Times publishes apology to Al Rayan Bank’s ex-CEO Sultan Choudhury OBE
Following legal action The Times newspaper has now published an apology to Mr Choudhury almost a year later, in addition to amending the article and agreeing to pay libel damages and legal…
Reaction as Hagia Sophia reopens its doors to Muslim worshippers
“The chains around the Ayasofya have been broken. Turkey will no longer be the same. The time has come for it [to] rightfully command its sovereignty. The spirit of the Ottomans [has]…