Human Rights
in Islamic Countries
New Taliban Police Law Allows Death Threats & Punishment Of Suspects
Four people receive 100 lashes for extramarital sex in Indonesia
The Wrath of ISIS and the Case for the Yazidi
Indonesia: Competing Islamic ideologies and influence operations
Iranian parliament votes to further criminalize interviews with US, Israeli media outlets
Under the proposed bill, interviews or participation in discussions with such media would be banned, and violations would carry six months to two years in prison.
Christian woman wrongly arrested for converting from Islam: Nigerian court
A Nigerian federal court ruled that Islamic religious police in Kano had no authority to arrest a woman over her conversion from Islam to Christianity.
Nearly 7,000 Civilians Killed or Wounded Since Taliban Takeover
Rawadari, a human rights organisation, says human rights violations and repression have remained widespread in Afghanistan over the past five years, with at least 6,929 civilians killed or wounded...
United Nations calls out Iran for its ‘other war’ – against Christians
Human Rights Council asked to intervene in seizure of historic church
First Conviction Handed Down in Pakistan’s Jaranwala Christian Enclave Attacks
CSPII Commentary: A Pakistani anti-terrorism court convicted Irfan Yousaf over the 2023 Jaranwala riots, where a Christian enclave was attacked after fabricated blasphemy accusations. Churches were burned and homes looted, while 13 co-defendants were acquitted after the judge cited defective police investigations.