A protest has been called outside the Nigeria High Commission, London, UK for Friday 16 August 2019, 4pm – 7pm. Please attend and demand that Sheikh El-Zakzaky and Mallimah Zeenah are released immediately on their return to Nigeria so that they can travel for urgent
Arzu Merali joins ‘Scope’ to discuss the Burqa ban in The Netherlands, and the devastating impact. Watch Waqar Rizvi conferring with a panel of experts on recent International events in the SCOPE. Topics: 1. Brexit: Irish Border Concerns 2. Burqa Ban In Europe 3. UNRWA:
15 August 2019, 18.00 (BST, UK / Abuja Time) Sheikh El-Zakazky and Mallimah Zeenah have stated they will return to Nigeria rather than continue to be harassed and denied the medical care they require in India. Video statements in Hausa and English have been released
IHRC’s Arzu Merali discusses the recent further clamp down in Indian occupied Kashmir. Visit the IHRC Campaign page on Kashmir here for how to support justice for Kashmir, as well as background resources on the situation.
[15 August 2019] The Sheikh has issued a message from his hotel room explaining the situation regarding his treatment upon arrival in India. In Hausa with subtitles.
15 August 2019: 10.30 (BST, UK / Abuja Time) Background Requested Action Model email Recipient addresses Background Sheikh El-Zakzaky and Mallimah Zeenah remain under Nigerian security control in hospital in New Delhi. Negotiations are ongoing to ensure both the Sheikh and Mallimah’s immediate needs and
Campaigners are urged to monitor the situation via the IHRC website. Sheikh El-Zakzaky and Mallimah Zeenah have been given access to their medical team. They are still restricted to the hospital premises, but there are negotiations going on to resolve this situation. Everyone’s swift action
India government becomes enforcer for Buhari regime For immediate release 14 August 2019 [11.10 (UK time)] IHRC is deeply concerned that the Indian government appears to acting as a policeman in the Kaduna district of Nigeria. They appear to have collaborated with Nigerian security services.
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