Stop Islamization of Nations
SION will act only through democratic and non-violent means, and categorically rejects all acts of violence and vigilantism.
SION will act only through democratic and non-violent means, and categorically rejects all acts of violence and vigilantism.
A Gaza Belt leader asks the UN why it doesn’t charge Hamas with war crimes for firing phosphorus explosives on civilians.
The duping of millions of British people into eating food prepared according to Sharia law (halal means ‘lawful’) is one of the more disturbing examples of cultural colonisation, whereby immigrants, instead of assimilating into British culture, impose their own cultural practices, displacing those of the host society.
International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that Saudi security forces arrested 42 Ethiopian Christians at a prayer gathering in Jeddah on Thursday. The location of the detained Christians is unknown.
PLEASE signe et diffuse. Death Penalty is also discriminatory and is often used disproportionately against the poor, etniq the powerless and the marginalized, as well as against people whom repressive governments want to eliminate. The death penalty does not deter crime more than other punishments. Executions for Drug Offences in Iran, the organization finds that at least 488 people have been executed for alleged drug offences so far in 2011, a nearly threefold increase on the 2009 figures, when Amnesty International recorded at least 166 executions for similar offences. In total Amnesty International has recorded some 600 executions reported by both official and unofficial sources this year, with drug offences accounting for about 81% of the total. The organization called on the Iranian authorities to end the use of the death penalty against those accused of drug offences. Should be abolish died penalty ....
Voice of the Copts Demands a New Election to be Conducted Under International Oversight
Podcasting Panel Discussion On Religious and Ethnic Minorities in the Middle East.
The Subcommittee on International Human Rights Tuesday, November 15, 2011 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Dr. Ashraf Ramelah, Keynote Speaker: "The Egyptian Spring and on the Future of the Country", Invited by: European Democratic Party (EDP-PDE)
The plight of religious and ethnic minorities in the Middle East today