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Sniper Safaris & the Purge of Bosniak Muslims

Shaymaa Khalid

Allegations of foreign “sniper safaris” in besieged Sarajevo have reopened questions about justice, memory, and the Bosnian genocide.

“Don’t let Beijing 2022 become Berlin 1936” – rights activists put Chinese government to shame

Shaheer Choudhury 11 Min Read

"The Chinese communist regime is empowered and they feel this kind of Games legitimises their right to crack down on the human rights of the people under them. We condemn the IOC

Israeli politicians agree with Amnesty’s declaration of apartheid

Shaheer Choudhury 10 Min Read

In the 280-page February 1 report, Amnesty declared: “Israel has perpetrated the international wrong of apartheid, as a human rights violation and a violation of public international law.”

“Enough is enough”, say politicians as UN pressed to scrutinise Egypt human rights

Shaheer Choudhury 8 Min Read

“Enough is enough”, say politicians as UN pressed to scrutinise Egypt human rights

Patel and Johnson misled public on crime figures, warns UK Statistics Authority

Shaheer Choudhury 10 Min Read

Two senior members of the British government have been exposed for presenting crime figures in a “misleading way”.

Court rules government illegally deprived woman of British citizenship

Shaheer Choudhury 9 Min Read

The Home Secretary Priti Patel has been dealt a major blow after the Court of Appeal ruled that the government had unlawfully stripped a British woman of her citizenship without notifying her

Islamophobia study finds Muslims second “least-liked” group in Britain

Shaheer Choudhury 10 Min Read

While the fallout continues from the alleged Islamophobia at the heart of the British government, a significant study led by the University of Birmingham – in conjunction with data analytics firm YouGov