Interview | Hamja Ahsan and Turab Shah: “It is important to remain hopeful”
18 July, 2012
Hamja Ahsan and Turab Shah: A conversation published in Ceasefire Magazine
IHRC in Media
Muslim juror who refused to take veil off is ordered to stand down by judge because he wouldn’t be able to see her facial expressions
20 March, 2012
A Muslim woman was barred from serving on a jury yesterday because she refused to remove her veil.
Britain backs Bahraini regime
21 December, 2011
Foreign delegations, especially those from Britain, visit Bahrain to find a way to support the ruling al-Khalifa regime and prevent its collapse, secretary general of Bahrain Freedom Movement Saeed al-Shahabi says.
Half Widows in Kashmir
29 November, 2011
IHRC is deeply concerned with the APDP (Association of Parents of Disappeared Person) latest report examining the situation of women labelled ‘half widows’ in Indian occupied and administered Kashmir.
Imam says he was beaten, strangled in Saudi Arabia
20 November, 2011
A Canadian imam who was arrested during a pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia three weeks ago says he was beaten and strangled during his 36 hours in confinement.
Concern about Bahrain’s inquiry commission
17 November, 2011
The Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) Thursday expressed concern over the ‘Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry’ (BICI) set up by royal decree in June.
Press TV – Confidence to challenge the Taghut
6 November, 2011
IHRC chair Massoud Shadjareh joins Imam al-Asi to discuss the issue.
Saudi Arabia’s Forgotten Political Prisoners Emerge From the Shadows
6 October, 2011
In a report entitled “Saudi Arabia’s Political Prisoners: Towards a Third Decade of Silence,” the Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) describes political imprisonment in Saudi Arabia as “an epidemic [which] has not spared any sector of Saudi society.”
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