Demonstrators took to the streets in London, Geneva, Toronto, Turkey, Denmark, Indonesia and Pakistan on Sunday 15 April 2018
Prince Deji Adeyanju was arrested and taken away to an unknown location by armed police as he took part in the daily protests
Police have already confirmed to IHRC that 2018’s counter demonstration will consist of a coalition of Zionists, far-right extremists and neo-Nazi groups
The advice is targeted at Muslim women in particular because they often present a more visible and vulnerable target to would-be attackers
Instead of pandering to bigots the government should start to address the exclusion caused by Islamophobia, discrimination and media demonisation
The letter reminds the ICC chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda that to repeat the government narrative is a grave mistake
The actions of the Prince and the Saudi regime have been outrageous. Their gross human rights violations must be condemned.
Statistics show that Black and Asian people are more likely to be stopped by police than white people (8 times more likely for a black person).
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