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Summary Take action against the hijab ban on Azerbaijani schoolgirls and teachers by writing to Muslim governments and asking them to put pressure on Azerbaijan. Background Azerbaijan has begun to enforce its headscarf ban in schools by preventing students and teachers who wear it
Summary The Tajikistani government is taking extreme measures to ban the practising of Islam from the country. This includes enforcing a hijab ban. Join us in opposing this. Background On 20th June 2024, the Tajikistani government banned the hijab (headscarf) considered to be a
Background More Information Action required Template Letter Recipients Address  Background The extreme secular and corrupt Azerbaijani government has severely persecuted Azerbaijani activists. As well as harassment, censorship and blockading of the town of Nadaran, a town with large support for the Muslim Movement for
Listen to the podcast of the article or read the full text below.  When the conflict over the contested region of Ngorno-Karabakh erupted again after almost thirty years, people around the world, including Muslims, often viewed it through superficial lenses. Zviad Jughashvili argues
This tweet from the Decolonial Atlas made my day. Two of history’s most consequential events were the domestications of the horse and the apple. Both happened in Kazakhstan. Maps: Naibin Duan, Brittanica pic.twitter.com/16FUsvcUSy — The Decolonial Atlas (@decolonialatlas) October 27, 2020 No commentary added. No
The possibilities for Islamic political space in the Former Soviet Union continue to create support for a singular trend from many surprising constituencies argues Zviad Jughashvili. As the Saudi regime is going through its most vulnerable phase the regime’s soft-power outreach through its Wahhabi educational institutions
PRESS RELEASE IHRC is gravely concerned about the deteriorating human rights situation in Azerbaijan one year after bloody riots erupted in the country’s second largest city, Genje. The unrest was triggered by graphic images posted on social media showing horrific injuries sustained by Yunis Safarov,
Azerbaijan cracks down on dissent following assassination attempt
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