Monthly Archives: November 2016

Khurram Parvez now released “I want all of you to be hopeful. I am” (Image via Dawn) Human rights defender Khurram Parvez from Srinagar has been freed today from detention in Kotbalwal jail in Jammu, Indian occupied Kashmir following 76 … Continue reading →

Post via Islamic Emirate The Kabul regime’s mistreatment of prisoners in its prisons has reached dangerous proportions. Individuals suspected of cooperating with the Mujahideen are arbitrarily interned and then held years without trial – sometimes disappearing from prisoners all together … Continue reading →

Post via Islamic Emirate The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is an Islamic and national force of the country waging Jihad and struggling to bring an end to the occupation, giving all lawful rights to the people and securing Islamic and … Continue reading →

Post via Islamic Emirate The successes of the Mujahideen – capturing large territories including dozens of district centers as well as capturing and surrendering thousands of regime soldiers – has broken the two-headed Kabul regime’s back and pushed them to … Continue reading →

Arakan Rohingya National Organisation (ARNO) Press Release 28 November 2016 For more than 6 weeks the innocent and peaceful-living Rohingyas have been made systematic targets of wholesale destruction, killing, raping and looting and arson attacks. The Myanmar military and security … Continue reading →

Post via Islamic Emirate Ever since the two-head regime came into existence, they have achieved two major steps. Firstly they immediately signed the Bilateral Security Agreement, paving the way for constant and punitive bombardment that almost daily cause civilian losses. … Continue reading →

Post via Islamic Emirate A Russian news outlet Sputnik published a report a while back stating that the Mujahideen of Islamic Emirate have clashed with Tajikistan border forces in the country’s northern Kunduz province. Our report in this regard – … Continue reading →

“Panel at press conference confirms that camp will continue, will do so cautiously in wake of Corps letter. Exercising first amendment” (Image via Lakota Law Project) Harold Frazier, Chairman of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe has released a letter to … Continue reading →

The smoldering debris of a burned house in Warpait, a Muslim village in Rakhine state, is seen on Oct. 14. (Ye Aung Thu/Agence France-Presse via Getty Images) Media Release from Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK (BROUK) “Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Requires Action … Continue reading →

Post via Islamic Emirate The martyrdom of children, women and men as a result of the bombardment of invaders in Kunduz province in the current month of November made another stigma on the face of the invaders. This brutality not … Continue reading →