IHRC releases its briefing expressing concern over the ‘Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry’ (BICI). The commission was set up by royal decree on 29 June 2011 in order to investigate the civil and political unrest that has gripped Bahrain since pro-reform protests erupted in February of the same year.
As the Babar Ahmed petition closes, IHRC chair Massoud Shadjareh expresses disappointment at the denial of a full Commons debate.
[RAMALLAH, 7 Nov, 11] Of the 27 human rights defenders captured during Israel’s illegal takeover of the Freedom Waves to Gaza vessels on Friday, 4 November, 20 remain in Givon prison and the whereabouts of one is unknown.
Over 100,000 people in Britain have now signed an official e-petition urging the government to put British detainee Babar Ahmad on trial in the UK, instead of extraditing him to the US.
Second Press Release. IHRC would like to extend its thanks to all those who campaigned for the release of Dr Usama Al-Atar who had travelled to Saudi Arabia to perform the Hajj pilgrimage.
Canadian Shaykh Usama Al-Atar has just been released from Saudi custody.
Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) has received various eyewitness statements that well-known Canadian cleric Shaykh Usama Al-Atar [1] was arrested this morning after Fajr (morning) prayers in the Holy City of Madina (approximately 06.30 KSA time). Â
Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) is deeply concerned by the escalating situation in The Philipines. Â
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