IHRC is deeply concerned as to the possible nature of post-war Iraq. With no respect and regard for international law and human rights, the post-Saddam US regime may witness one tyranny replace another.
With this new and boldly regressive measure Britain has undoubtedly entered an era of civil liberties malaise.
The National Union of Students has outraged moral and political sensibilities by allowing Shimon Peres to speak at its annual conference.
Islamic Unity Society presents this Panel discussion. Panellists include Rev. Stephen Sizer, Dr. Saeed Al-Shehabi and Massoud Shadjareh.
Organized by Islamic College for Advanced Studies and Kings College London
Whilst only 20 per cent of Londoners support Britain joining a US-led action against Iraq without United Nations approval, 72 per cent oppose it (YouGov survey, Feb. 2003). What does this mean for democracy?
The former Conservative leader William Hague has smeared Arabs and Muslims in an article in The Spectator entitled \’The resentments of old Europe\’ (March 8, 2003)
Smart bombs or stupid bombs, the litany of civilian deaths inflicted by American and British bombings continues to mount.
