The Sudanese government has begun a wide scale series of arrests against members of the Popular National Congress Party following the arrest of Dr Hassan al Turabi on the 23 February 2001.
The Sudanese government has begun a wide scale series of arrests against members of the Popular National Congress Party following the arrest of Dr Hassan al Turabi on the 23 February 2001.
Dr Hassan al-Turabi is the leader of the Sudanese Popular National Congress (PNC) party. He was arrested on 21 February 2001 by President Omar al-Beshir’s security forces.
A report in the London Guardian by Suzanne Goldenberg, ‘The two faces of Ariel Sharon’ (Guardian, 23rd January), reported several outrageous statements by the retired Israeli General who is standing in the latest Israeli elections.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair will be launching the United Jewish Israel Appeal’s (UJIA) Campaign For Our Children at the organisation’s annual dinner on 15 January 2001…The UJIA has a long record of support for the Israeli regime.
The Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) has received a letter from the British Foreign Office (FCO) in response to thousands of letters that IHRC campaigners have been sending to Foreign Secretary Robin Cook, in protest against British links with Israe
Islam came to PNG in 1980. Since then it has been growing and expanding steadily in the mainly Christian inhabited country. Recently the Home Affairs Minister of PNG, Andrew Kumbakor said that the government is working on changing the law to control the e
IHRC is deeply concerned with the arrest being made in Sudan by the government especially after incidents of torture were found evident in one of the detainess.
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