IHRC condemns Home Secretary Charles Clarke’s latest anti-terrorism proposals as a mockery of the Law Lords judgment that detention without trial was unlawful.
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IHRC condemns in the strongest terms the abuse and torture of Iraqi prisoners by British occupation troops.
IHRC is deeply worried but not surprised at the steady increase in racially motivated and religiously aggravated crimes, as reported in figures released by the Crown Prosecution Service today.
The Islamic Human Rights Commission is very disturbed at the latest attempt to slander the good name of humanitarian charity, Interpal.
IHRC urges all campaigners to immediately contact their local Sri Lankan embassy and demand that aid be immediately distributed to all affected areas and people without discrimination.
IHRC urges all campaigners to immediately contact their local Indonesian embassy and demand that martial law be suspended in Aceh and that aid be immediately distributed to all affected areas and people without discrimination.
