Human Rights Violations in Nigeria: April 1997 – September 1998 (Addendum)
Addendum to report #2006
Human Rights Violations in Nigeria
April 1997 – September 1998
Addendum to report #2006
Human Rights Violations in Nigeria
April 1997 – September 1998
An overview of the number and nature of atrocities committed by the Abacha and subsequent junta against the Muslim Brothers in Nigeria between April 1997 – September 1998. Read the report here. The Islamic Human Rights Commission has continued to research the deteriorating human rights
History and current status of Islamophobia and racism in the country today.
In addition to the abuses outlined in our previous report, there are now confirmed the following atrocities committed by the Nigerian police force and authorities in the period September 1996 – March 1997
Saied Reza Ameli charts the history and origins of Islamophobia and its prevalence in academia. Download the report here. Eurocentrism has formed the basis for a trend of thought that believes that human civilization is fundamentally built upon the domain of Rome, Paris and Athens,
A look at the problematique of ECHR from a Muslim perspective. Download the report here. On October 11, 1997, Prime Minister Tony Blair announced that the U.K. would adopt the European Commission on Human Rights (ECHR) into its domestic laws. For Muslims, this would mean
Arzu Merali provides a brief critique of UN literature compiled for the Fourth World Conference on Women, held in Beijing, China, September 1995, based on a review of some of the agency literature she found there. Download the report here. The report gives examples of
An outline of the nature and number of atrocities committed by the Abacha regime against the Muslim Brothers in Nigeria. Download the report here. The Islamic Human Rights Commission has been researching the deteriorating human rights situation in Nigeria, particularly over the last year. This
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