THE Crown Office has been accused of double standards by Scotland’s biggest Islamic group for not bringing terrorism charges against a man who threatened to blow up a mosque and behead Muslims.
Islamic Human Rights Commission is deeply concerned with the recently released statistics regarding stops and searches under s44 of the Terrorism Act 2000. It is clear that there is significant misuse of powers granted to the Police under the Act.
Despite Sympathetic Court, Case Represents Troubling Use of Government Power
IHRC is concerned by the conviction and sentencing of three men found guilty of possessing or making documents connected with terrorism
IHRC has made an oral intervention at the Human Rights Council UN in Geneva on the extension of pre-trial detention from 28 days to 42 days.
OPPOSE THE COUNTER-TERRORISM BILL AND EXTENSION OF DETENTION WITHOUT CHARGE.
A Briton has been sentenced to 15 years imprisonment in Iraq upon allegations of terrorism.
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