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Israel’s Rafah camp – ‘humanitarian city’ or crime against humanity?

Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz has announced a controversial plan to move up to 600,000 Palestinians in Gaza into a designated “humanitarian area” on the ruins of the southern...

What a British Imam had to say to NZ’s Prime Minister

Ajmal Masroor, a Bangladeshi born British Imam, broadcaster and...

Ozair Khadir, killed in Christchurch shootings, laid to rest in Hyderabad, his hometown

Thousands in Hyderabad attended the funeral of Ozair Khadir,...

Donald Trump: Golan Heights bombshell reverses 40 years of US policy and throws Middle East into turmoil

A Likud party election campaign billboard outside Jerusalem reads:...

Will the New Zealand gun law changes prevent future mass shootings?

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Declaring March 15 as International Day of Islamophobia after Christchurch Mosque attack

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Aurat March still faces never-ending backlash and threats of violence in Pakistan

Aurat March started last year in Karachi and spread...

When NZ citizens showed up in headscarves during Khutbah for Christchurch victims

A two-minutes silence was observed throughout New Zealand with...

Amit Shah called out for calling Bangladeshis ‘termites’: US Govt Report

The US State Department’s “India 2018 Human Rights Report”,...

Why Christchurch Attack is a Wakeup Call

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Nearly two decades after the devastating blasts, that took place on July 7, 2006, the Bombay High Court exposes fabricated evidence, custodial torture, and investigative tunnel vision—overturning death and life sentences in a damning rebuke of India’s anti-terror justice system

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Court questions State after it cites BSF communication claiming Doyjan Bibi, wife of "Abdul Munnaf", was deported—while plea concerns Doyjan Bibi, wife of Abdul Rejjak

Under Siege for Speaking Bengali: Detentions, deportations and a rising pushback against the targeting of Bengali migrant workers across India

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Supreme Court rebukes Haryana SIT for overreach in probe against Professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad, reasserts narrow scope of investigation

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Gauhati HC closes Bakkar Ali writ petition as missing detainee Samsul Ali is found, not rearrested

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