Monthly Archives: January 2017

Post via Islamic Emirate During the past one and a half decade, we were witnesses to hundreds of horrendous and ambiguous incidents which have been carried out by covert intelligence circles in Afghanistan but always blamed on the Islamic Emirate. Later … Continue reading →

17th January 2017 We, the undersigned organisations, representing Rohingya communities around the world, would like to express our deepest appreciation to the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and the Government of Malaysia with Honourable Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak … Continue reading →

The UK Supreme Court has today unanimously rejected the government’s attempts to prevent a case brought by victims of a British-American ‘rendition’ operation from being heard. All seven judges ruled that a claim brought by an anti-Gaddafi dissident and his … Continue reading →

Alleged gunman arrested in Istanbul (image via Daily Sabah) On Monday evening Twitter was awash with the first reports of the capture of a man suspected of killing 39 people and hospitalizing 69 others on New Years Day in an … Continue reading →

Post via Islamic Emirate The Islamic Emirate made clear its stance and distanced itself on the very first day from the attack which took place Kandahar on 10/01/2017. However it was repeatedly observed that the Kabul administration officials – seeking … Continue reading →

Post via Islamic Emirate It is with great sadness to have learnt that a famous scholar of the Islamic world, the head of Wifaqul Madaris al-Arabiya Pakistan and a renowned scholar of Hadith and Tafsir, Hazrat Mawlana Salimullah Khan Sahib … Continue reading →

TTP JA spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan  11th January 2017 The target killers of Jamaat-ul-Ahrar successfully targeted the CTD personal Khalid shaikh in area of solider bazar police station Karachi. By the grace of GOD Mujahideen remains secure. Jamaat-ul-Ahrar owned the responsibility … Continue reading →

Boris Johnson criticised for response to Bahrain executions (Image via ALAMY) International human rights organization Reprieve has criticised the response of the UK Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, to Bahrain’s execution this morning of three men . The three men, Ali … Continue reading →

The UK Supreme Court will decide on Tuesday (17th Jan at 9.45am) if a Libyan family can sue Jack Straw, a former MI6 officer, and the government over Britain’s role in their rendition to Colonel Gaddafi’s torture chambers in 2004. … Continue reading →

The 3 men executed in Bahrain (Image via AP) Left to right, Sami Mushaima, Ali al-Singace and Abbas al-Samea were killed by firing squad Three men were executed by firing squad in Bahrain this morning (15th) according to the Attorney General. … Continue reading →