Bannings and Deportations in the Pacific: racial and religious profiling in Fiji and American Samoa
August 2002 witnessed the US territory of American Samoa, a Pacific island, issue a widespread ban on Muslim visitors from over 23 countries.
August 2002 witnessed the US territory of American Samoa, a Pacific island, issue a widespread ban on Muslim visitors from over 23 countries.
Briefing on institutional Islamophobia in American Samoa and Fiji including mass entry bans, deportations, religious and racial profiling and other concerns.
With the ascendancy of the communist regime in 1946 and its reign until 1990, Bulgaria’s various Muslim ethnic groups witnessed harsh repression and forced assimilation campaigns.
Voice your concerns over the British government\’s continued silent support for the Israeli regime. The specimen letter outlines various issues…
Read the Islamic Human Rights Commission’s comments on the UK situation in ‘Anti-Terrorism Measures, Security and Human Rights: Developments in Europe, Central Asia and North America in the Aftermath of September 11’.
————————————————— Islamic Human Rights Commission ————————————————— 17 June 2003 The Plight of Chechen Refugees in Georgia Following the second Russian invasion of Chechnya in 1999 and the resultant genocide, an estimated 200,000 civilian refugees, predominately Chechen Muslims, fled to neighbouring republics. Approximately 4,000 have sought
IHRC is deeply alarmed at the recent announcement that the Israeli secret service, Mossad, is to expand its operations against the Muslim community in the UK.
IHRC is greatly concerned at the increase in racist language used in media reporting. Media reporting is being used as a propaganda tool in influencing public opinion.
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