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CoptsHuman RightsPalestine December 28, 2007

Christians, too, suffer the evilness of the occupation

Christmas is a season of good will. However, for Israel and its notoriously mendacious propaganda machine, Christmas is also a hasbara opportunity for spreading lies and disseminating disinformation and half
Human RightsPalestineReports December 28, 2007

Six martyrs in Gaza to coincide with Abbas – Olmert meeting

Six Palestinian resistance fighters were killed on Thursday, three of them in an Israeli aerial attack and the other three while confronting invading forces in Abasan in Khan Younis.
Human RightsOther OpinionsPalestine December 28, 2007

Naim: Siege turning into real danger heralding human catastrophe

Dr. Basem Naim, the health minister in the PA caretaker government in Gaza, has warned of a real humanitarian disaster in the Gaza Strip as a result of the IOA
Human RightsReports December 28, 2007

Bhutto says Bin Laden was Murdered?

Ok, this is really weird. David Frost is interviewing Benazir Bhutto on his Al Jazeera program (from November).
Islamic MovementsMB and WestPolitical Islam Studies December 28, 2007

Political Islam and European Foreign Policy: Perspectives from Muslim Democrats of the Mediterranean

The time is ripe for the European Union, its institutions and member states to undertake an explicit review of its current policy of ‘benign neglect’ towards the broad collection of
Human RightsReports December 28, 2007

A tragedy born of military despotism and anarchy

Even those of us sharply critical of Benazir Bhutto’s behaviour and policies - both while she was in office and more recently - are stunned and angered by her death.
Human RightsReports December 28, 2007

Looking backward, looking forward

At the threshold of a new year Egypt seems to be straddling two eras: that of a now decrepit political order, the life expectancy of which ended years ago but
Human RightsReports December 28, 2007

Democracy sidetracked again

Yesterday’s murder of Pakistani opposition leader and former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto brings U.S. policy on Pakistan back into the spotlight. Having just returned from Pakistan last week, I can’t