Dr Mohamed Haneef is an Indian doctor formerly resident in Australia who had his visa cancelled following his arrest in Brisbane on 2 July 2007 for alleged involvement in the failed terrorist attacks in the UK of June 2007.
In this ‘What’s New’ the Press Releases dealing with human rights abuses in Libya, and the erosion of civil liberties in the UK as well as a series of documents that have been recently archived at IHRC dealing with the human rights abuses taking place in
In this ‘What’s New’, IHRC’s statement on the 12th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre, two new briefings, and a campaign pack for Mat Sah Satray a Malaysian who has now been detained for 5 years as well as many interesting articles to read.
Mat Sah bin Mohammed Satray has been held in Malaysia under the Internal Security Act (ISA) for the past five years.
Refugees held at the detention facility in Misratah, have been deported to their homelands where they may be arrested and tortured upon arrival.
Hundreds of Eritrean refugees in Libya, who fled their country to escape oppression, are currently detained in Libya in various detention facilities. They now face deportation to Eritrea and the possibility of ill treatment and torture.
In this ‘What’s New’ an event on the issue of detention without trial in Britain, another event marking the 2000th day of detention at Guantanamo Bay, one event to do with the problem of terror raids in Britain, and one event that no woman should miss.
In this ‘What’s New’ the latest issue of the Palestine Internationalist, an important development in the case of Babar Ahmed, IHRC’s critical response to Salman Rushdie’s Knighthood, as well as an event commemorating the 2000th day of detention at Gitmo
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