Vigil to Protest Genocide in India
Over a thousand people have been killed in anti-Muslim violence in the Indian state of Gujarat since 27 February 2002.
Over a thousand people have been killed in anti-Muslim violence in the Indian state of Gujarat since 27 February 2002.
Vigil outside the Indian High Commission, London, UK in protest at the government’s failure to stop the massacre of Muslims in Gujarat, and address the Babri Masjid crisis.
The Islamic Human Rights Commission is deeply concerned by the failure of the Indian government to protect its minority Muslim communities from mass slaughter and the destruction of their property.
A suicide bomber carried out a car bomb attack on Christmas Day in Srinagar in Indian-occupied Kashmir, killing 10 people including six Indian soldiers and three Kashmiri students. According to the BBC (28 December), the suicide bomber is rumoured to have
Celebrations of fifty years of the independence of India and the creation of Pakistan, serious human rights issues have been covered up by the respective governments and ignored by their Western supporters.
The Islamic Human Rights Commission is organising a vigil outside the Indian High Commission in London, in protest at the continued curfew imposed on Muslims in Lucknow in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, India.
The Islamic Human Rights Commission is extremely concerned for the well-being of 830 detainees, from Lucknow in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, India.
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