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Showing posts with label Islamophobia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Islamophobia. Show all posts

Saturday, December 30, 2023

Absent Calls of ‘Islamophobia’ By Global Activists on Rohingya Deportation

The Jaipur Dialogues
Shruti Dasgupta
December 30, 2023

Human Rights activists have Selective Outrage! Silence reigned supreme in the hearts of global activism while the Rohingya Muslims were pushed out of Myanmar. And now the activists and tear-jerkers prefer deafening silence again when Indonesia deports Rohingya refugees!! The homeless Rohingyas are in a plight in Southeast Asia, but they are also the Blight of Bharat! Let’s talk about the uncomfortable questions related to Rohingyas, absent calls of Islamophia, the selective outrage of the world, and Bharat.

Wednesday, May 12, 2021

Global Islamophobia: China, India, and Beyond

INTERNATIONAL POLICY DIGEST
Mohamed Elshekh
MAY 10, 202

State-sponsored persecution and unlawful vigilantism characterize the sociopolitical conditions of many Muslim minority communities. The French Senate’s latest proposal to ban the hijab in public settings and the ongoing exodus of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar spotlight only a few manifestations of Islamophobia in countries across the globe. The laws and rhetoric against Islam and Muslims have led to violent killings, mass migration, and even genocide. These are not merely isolated case studies of Islamophobia but global trends that need to be challenged. Governments have mobilized targeted efforts against the beliefs and practices of Muslims, effectively rejecting international standards which safeguard religious pluralism and the freedom to worship.

Monday, November 30, 2020

OIC’s 47th CFM ends highlighting Rohingya, Islamophobia, Palestine issues

Dhaka Tribune   

BSS
November 29th, 2020
 
File photo of a Rohingya camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh Syed Zakir Hossain/Dhaka Tribune
 

Ambassador Hussein Ibrahim Taha from Chad has also been elected as the new secretary general of the 57-member bloc


The meet of the foreign ministers of 57 member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has concluded in Niamey, Niger, seeking fund for legal battle over the Rohingya genocide, urging Muslim solidarity to fight Islamophobia and terrorism, and retreating support to the principle of Arab initiative of two state solution over the Palestine cause.
 

Saturday, November 28, 2020

OIC’s CFM begins emphasising Muslim unity in addressing Islamophobia

The Daily Star
BSS, Niamey
November 28, 2020

The two day 47th session of 57-member Organization of Islamic Cooperation's (OIC's) Council of Foreign Ministers (CFM) meeting began in Niamey, Niger today emphasising on the unity of Muslim world in addressing Islamophobia for peace and development.

Niger President Mahamadou Issouifou inaugurated the OIC's foreign ministers' meet while OIC Secretary General Dr Yousef Al-Othaimeen addressed the opening ceremony held at Mahatma Gandhi International Conference Centre in the Niger capital.

In two days, the foreign ministers of OIC countries will discuss wide range of issues specially the situation of Muslim minorities and communities in non-member states that includes crisis of Myanmar origin Rohingya Muslims, who have been forcibly displaced to Bangladesh following a military crackdown in Rakhine three years back.

Friday, September 11, 2020

Is Islamophobia the 'Last Acceptable Form of Prejudice?'

Newsweek
By
9/11/2020
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Around the world, From China and India to the U.K. and U.S., reports of hate crimes against Muslims are increasing. In the case of Uighurs and Rohingya Muslims, there is evidence of ethnic cleansing.

Nearly half of adults in the U.K. believe that Islam is incompatible with British values and in the U.S, a survey found that two in five Americans believe the same when it comes to American values.*

Donald Trump signed an executive order dubbed a "Muslim ban" by critics, banning residents of six Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S.. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in 2018 compared Muslim women who wear the burka to letterboxes and bank robbers. What's driving the rise in anti-Muslim sentiment? Why is prejudice against Muslims so widespread and so socially acceptable and what role, if any, have social media companies played in the normalization of Islamophobia?

Friday, April 19, 2019

Istanbul conference addresses Islamophobia

YeniSafak
April 19, 2019

Center for Islam and Global Affairs hosts 20 scholars from seven countries to discuss how to tackle growing problem.
 
Istanbul conference on Islamophobia , Photograph: (DHA)

Twenty scholars from around the globe deliberated on the roots and geopolitics of Islamophobia at a three-day conference last weekend in Istanbul, Turkey.

They described Islamophobia as a very dangerous threat not only to Muslims but to all of humanity.

Thursday, April 18, 2019

Britain's Conservative Party in denial over depth of Islamophobia

UPI
April 17, 2019
By Afzal Khan

British Prime Minister Theresa May's answers to questions about Islamophobia in her party have come up woefully short. File Photo by Hugo Philpott/UPI | License Photo

April 17 (UPI) -- In an article published on April 1, Britain's Conservative Party Chairman Brandon Lewis wrote about how "a single case of anti-Muslim hatred in the Tory Party is one too many."

Sunday, March 24, 2019

Only education can fight Islamophobia: Rohingyas

Khaleej Times
March 23, 2019 |


Myanmar's Rohingyas, mainly Muslim minorities, have faced persecutions in their country for nearly 40 years.

Education is the key to tackling Islamophobia around the world, young Rohingya refugees have insisted during an education summit in Dubai.

Ahmed Ullah, a 25-year-old from Rohingya, was speaking at the inaugural day of the Global Education and Skills Forum (GESF) in Dubai, where he shed light on the work he was doing to help the Rohingya refugees in Canada.

Saturday, September 30, 2017

'The Frictions in the Rakhine State Are Less About Islamophobia Than Rohingya-Phobia'

THEWIRE
Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty
30/Sep/2017
Rohingya refugees walk to the shore with his belongings after crossing the Bangladesh-Myanmar border by boat through the Bay of Bengal in Teknaf, Bangladesh, September 5, 2017. Credit: Reuters/Mohammad Ponir Hossain

New Delhi: Photographs of terrified Muslim men, women and children fleeing the Rakhine state of Myanmar to neighbouring Bangladesh in the last few weeks have made the global community take note of the Rohingya issue like never before.

A brutal crackdown by the Myanmar army on the Rohingya Muslim inhabited areas of Rakhine (formerly Arakan), in response to a reported attack in mid-August on the security posts by the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), an armed group fighting for the rights of the Rohingyas, led to the exodus of more than 400,000 Rohingyas to refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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