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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.
Libya: Sudanese protestors demand UAE apology over mercenary recruitment for Haftar
The demonstrators demanded an “apology and compensation” from the UAE authorities for being deceived by Emirati company Black Shield Security Services after they were promised ordinary security jobs but were then forced…
Uyghurs: China imposes sanctions on US politicians after Washington blacklists Chinese politicians
China has announced retaliatory sanctions against US lawmakers just days after Washington blacklisted a number of Chinese politicians for several purported human rights abuses of the Uyghur minority.
Yemen: UK to resume arms sales to Saudi Arabia despite world’s worst humanitarian crisis
The United Kingdom will resume weapons sales to Saudi Arabia despite several purported war crimes in Yemen. Is the UK making a killing from the world’s worst humanitarian crisis?
Sheikh Haitham’s statement on the Hagia Sophia Mosque
“It is sad and painful to see that while most Muslims are celebrating this achievement, some Muslims are not happy with the decision and have used it to increase their hatred of…
Libya: Government gathers war crimes evidence against brutal military commander Haftar
Hundreds of bodies, including those of women and children, have been discovered in mass graves since forces loyal to the renegade military commander Haftar were forced to withdraw from the western city…
Srebrenica massacre: MPs and British Muslims demand PM Boris Johnson to apologise over remarks on genocide victims
Over 100 Muslim organisations, scholars, academics, journalists, activists and community representatives have written an open letter demanding that Boris Johnson immediately apologises for his appalling comments on the victims of the Srebrenica…