Summary Background Action required Model Template Recipient contact information Summary The United States has officially recognised the persecution of the Rohingya as a genocide. IHRC requests campaigners to write to the UK foreign minister Liz Truss, demanding that the UK formally recognises the Rohingya
As international attention is now slowly turning to the Balkans once more, Demir Mahmutćehajić argues that the ongoing actions of Milorad Dodik and his supporters has brought the country to the brink of dissolution. A recent view from the British daily The Guardian on Bosnia
For further information go to: URGENT APPEAL: Rohingya emergency food aid needed, outbreak of fire – IHRC Alert: Rohingya – Demand European Commission to safeguard the rights of the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh – IHRC Alert: Rohingya – Demand UN to stop the deportation of
PRESS RELEASE – A heavyweight line-up of speakers will discuss the demonisation of communities that ultimately culminates in genocide on Genocide Memorial Day to be marked on Sunday 17 January. In line with the aim of the annual event which aims to raise awareness of
IHRC urges campaigners to write to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office to put pressure on the governments of Myanmar and Bangladesh to bring justice for the Rohingya. Background Requested Action Model Template Recipient addresses Background The persecution of Rohingyas has been ongoing for decades;
IHRC urges campaigners to write to their foreign ministers to put pressure on the governments of Myanmar and Bangladesh to bring justice for the Rohingya. Background Requested Action Model Template Recipient addresses Background Background The persecution of Rohingyas has been ongoing for decades, however recently,
IHRC calls upon all campaigners to write to Ahmed Shaheed, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief to urge the Indian government to stop the state-sanctioned violence and persecution against Muslims. Background Requested Action Model letter Recipient Addresses Background India has
‘Forgotten Genocide’ will document the war in Bosnia and be released on 13 July 2015
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