Monthly Archives: March 2015

  Photos and videos have appeared once again on social media from activists claiming to show adults and children suffering from the affects of chlorine gas in Syria. Six deaths within one family have been reported by eyewitnesses to Amnesty … Continue reading →

Reprieve statement March 17, 2015 US officials may have attempted to negotiate the forced return of British resident Shaker Aamer to Saudi Arabia, despite a promise to the UK not to do so, it’s been revealed. Previously-secret documents obtained through Freedom … Continue reading →

Reprieve Statement Tues 17 March 2015 The Sindh High Court has dismissed an appeal by lawyers seeking a stay of execution for Shafqat Hussain, a Pakistani convicted aged 14 following nine days of police torture. The execution of those convicted as … Continue reading →

Shafqat (left) and with his family Shafqat Hussain age 24 is due to become one of the latest victims of Pakistan’s “revenge” hangings, which the Nawaz Sharif government decided to carry out in retaliation for Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP) attack on Peshawar … Continue reading →

Alleged lynching, angry mob attack 2 men in Lahore and burn the bodies photographing the horror (posted on Twitter) Two men killed by a frenzied mob in Lahore appear to have been lynched in a tragic case of over reaction … Continue reading →

From dreaming of being a political journalist to a “martydom” operation in Iraq According to a tweet from terrorism theorist, Max Abrahms, referring to information from Radio France Internationale, “Australia now supplies the most jihadists to Islamic State per capita.” One … Continue reading →

Traumatized by bombings (AP) Christians gathering to worship in Lahore at the Roman Catholic Church and Christ Church in Youhanabad were caught up in 2 bomb blasts which claimed the lives of 15 people with 78 injured. Bombers attempted to … Continue reading →

AN OBITUARY FOR DR TARIQ MIRZA ALI (May Allah accept him Shaheed) Dated 13th March 2015 I first met Dr. Tariq Ali in Ramadhan 2012 in London when he sat in a talk that Abu Izzadeen and I were giving … Continue reading →

Human Rights Watch revealing report on abuses in Afghanistan (Image HRW) Human Rights Watch recently published an important new report on Afghanistan entitled,“Today We Shall All Die: Afghanistan’s Strongmen and the Legacy of Impunity” detailing the profiles of eight “strongmen” linked to police, … Continue reading →

Dr Tariq Ali gave up his medical profession to join Pakistan Taliban A former British surgeon Dr Mirza Tariq Ali, 39, who once practised on the NHS has been confirmed dead in Pakistan by Taliban spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan who appeared … Continue reading →