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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.
Egypt’s court of cassation sustains 12 “retaliatory” death sentences for Muslim Brotherhood officials
Just a few days before the second anniversary of the passing of former Egyptian President Dr Mohamed Morsi (raḥimahu Allāh), yet another act of injustice has been committed.
Syria: 21 martyred in attack on civilian hospital
A civilian hospital in the northern city of Afrin was bombed during a series of artillery strikes. A number of civilians, including children, were killed during the indiscriminate bombing of the opposition-held…
Netanyahu’s 12-year reign over, killer of “lots of Arabs” succeeds him
Benjamin Netanyahu, the longest serving leader of the so-called state of 'Israel', has been ousted from office after twelve consecutive years of rule.
Prevent: UK Police criminalising Muslim mental health problems
“Operating under near total secrecy for the past five years, a little-known joint NHS and counter-terrorism project has been evaluating children as young as six for mental health and radicalisation concerns.”
Report: Uyghur Muslims living in Chinese “dystopian hellscape”
A shocking report published by Amnesty International has elaborately outlined the broad scope of atrocities that the Chinese government is committing against its significant minority Muslim population.
British government mired in cronyism over unlawful £560k Covid contract
A High Court judge has ruled that Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove acted unlawfully last year when the government awarded a contract to Public First, a London-based policy and research company.