Imam’s ghost stalks Arab summit
19 March, 2010
Imam Moussa al-Sadr was a Qom and Najaf-trained philosopher who became one of Lebanon’s most revered religious and political figures.
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UN rights boss urges Egypt to stop shooting migrants
2 March, 2010
GENEVA (Reuters) – The United Nations’ human rights chief accused Egypt on Tuesday of shooting unarmed African migrants trying to enter Israel via the Sinai Desert and said 60 of them had been killed since July 2007.
Islamophobia and anti-Muslim hate crime in London
9 February, 2010
A new centre for research into anti-Muslim hate crime has published its first report.
Stop and search powers illegal, European court rules
12 January, 2010
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Judges in Strasbourg say UK powers under Terrorism Act 2000 violate convention on human rights.
German banker rapped over headscarf remark
14 December, 2009
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Amid a rising tide of Islamophobia in Europe, a former finance senator in Germany has been strongly criticized for his racist, anti-Islam comments.
Livni cancels UK trip on arrest fears
14 December, 2009
Israeli opposition leader Tzipi Livni has reportedly canceled her trip to London over threats of a possible war crimes lawsuit against her in Britain.
British court issued Gaza arrest warrant for former Israeli minister Tzipi Livni
14 December, 2009
Warrant issued over war crimes accusations was withdrawn when it emerged former minister had cancelled plan to visit.
Muslim woman ‘abused’ over dress by Christian hotelier
9 December, 2009
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 A Muslim woman was asked by a Christian hotelier if she was a terrorist and a murderer because she was wearing Islamic dress, a court has been told.
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